Coseytown Honey Pot

Honey Pot is a signature Coseytown original, distinctive enough that LeeAnn Huber's farm sells a CT Honey Pot Mix, open-pollinated seed collected from the variety and crossed among other collarettes. That a flower has its own named seed line says something about how the farm values it. The Coseytown name is a trademarked breeding line based in Greencastle, Pennsylvania. The catch for collectors is that original Honey Pot tubers are rarely listed; what the farm offers most readily is the seed mix, not the parent plant. So this entry sits lighter than the others on purpose, with color, size, and height left unsourced until Coseytown publishes a full page. The collarette form alone marks it as something different from the farm's decoratives and balls.

Honey Pot is a collarette, the open single-row form with a frilly inner collar of shorter petals around the center. Beyond the form, hard details are thin: the Coseytown site currently publishes only the seed mix page, so bloom size, color, and height are not sourced and stay null here. Grow any collarette for its open face and pollinator appeal, give it sun and a light stake, and cut often. Appleblossom is the in-list collarette to compare against and is far easier to find, so reach for it if you want the open collared look without hunting Coseytown's rare original tubers. We will update this entry when the farm publishes a full variety page.