ARS Seed list 2009
Closeout sale now in progress
Note: Lots shown with a strikethrough seed number are SOLD OUT as
of July 21, 2009.
you can email me directly with your order.
All seed is FREE.
Postage and other expenses is $4.00.
(ZERO postage and other expenses for seed contributors and Exchange Committee members and consultants.)
Non ARS member's orders are accepted, you are to send the exchange $4.00 when notified that we have
seed available to send to you. We will dispatch your completed order when payment is received.
This "special closeout" will end on August 28, 2009.
Thank you,
John Nicolella
Examples of species seed want to the ARS exchange 2010 --
Mostly hand pollinated seeds (HP*)
*all seed lots not marked are (HP), (HP) is not written.
op = Open pollinated
cp = Controlled Pollination, which differs from HP in that the stigma is
physically covered after pollination. This covering is meant to
act as an extra protection against accidental contamination with
unknown pollen.
cw = Collected in wild
All seed lots not marked 'selfed', 'cp', 'cw', 'op', or 'op, self fertile' are hand pollinated,
hp will not be written.
Some contributors have supplied us with a list of "little known hybrids" they have used.
This list will immediately follow the contributor's seed lot numbers.
Every effort is made to avoid spelling errors; species are listed under the name supplied by the
contributor and thus vary as to classification system. Not all hybrid names are registered or found
in other reference works.
Sold out or crop failure = 244 
Earl W. Cordy. USA
1. Blazen Sun x [(Great Eastern x Skipper) x Golden Promise]ARS '02-312*1
2. Dr. Fleming x [(Janet Blair x Mrs. W.R. Coe) x Debutante*2]
3. [(Great Eastern x Skipper) x Golden Promise]ARS '02-312*1 x (Vinecrest x Sweet Lulu)ARS 1999-883*3
4. Heritage Best Orange x [(Great Eastern x Skipper) x Golden Promise]ARS '02-312*1
5. Janet Blair x Blazen Sun
6. (Janet Blair x Phipps Yellow)ARS 1999-639*4 x [(Great Eastern x Skipper) x Golden Promise]ARS '02-312*1
7. [(Phipps Yellow x Pacific Gold) x Janet Blair]ARS '02-96*5 x Blazen Sun
8. [(Phipps Yellow x Pacific Gold) x Janet Blair]ARS '02-96*5 x [(Great Eastern x Skipper) x Golden Promise]ARS '02-312*1
9. [(September Song x White Dimples) x Fashion Plate]ARS '02-477*6 x [(Great Eastern x Skipper) x Golden Promise]ARS '02-312*1
10. (Vinecrest x Sweet Lulu)ARS 1999-883*3 x [(Great Eastern x Skipper) x Golden Promise]ARS '02-312*1
11. [R. bakeri x Cream Puff]ARS 1995-595*7, op
12. [Cecile x R. atlanticum ML#5 (Pure White)]ARS '02-525*8, op
13. [Golden Dream x (R. austrinum x R. calendulaceum)]ARS '02- 645*9*10, op
14. [Martie x R. atlanticum ML#5 (Pure White)]ARS '02-532*11, op
*1. ARS '02-312 cross by Howard Kline
*2. Debutante = Unregistered hybrid of Mars x R. yakushimanum, grown by Richard Murcott.
Not to be confused with either azalea 'Debutante' or registered rhododendron 'Debutante'
which is a synonym for 'White Mustang', (R. calophytum x Goldsworth Yellow).
*3. ARS 1999-883 cross by Jack Looye
*4. ARS 1999-639 cross by Eugenie Beutler
*5. ARS '02-96 cross by Jacob Rosenthal
*6. ARS '02-477 cross by Tom Ahern
*7. ARS 1995-595 cross by Bruce W. Blyth
*8. ARS '02-525 cross by Robert Barnard
*9. ARS '02-645 cross by Lonnie M. Player
*10. [Golden Dream x (R. austrinum x R. calendulaceum)] is deep yellow-golden. Very Good!
*11. ARS '02-532 cross by Robert Barnard
June Sinclair, USA, zone 8
15. Comp.- Cyclamen cilicium
16. Comp.- Cyclamen coum, mixed colors
17. Comp.- Cyclamen hederifolium album
18. Comp.- Cyclamen hederifolium, mixed colors
19. Comp.- Cyclamen purpurascens, patterned leaves
20. Comp.- Cyclamen repandum
21. Comp.- Cyclamen (?)
22. Comp.- Paeonia mairei
23. Comp.- Paeonia obovata alba
Werner Brack, USA, zone 7
24. R. calophytum pink x R. calophytum white
25. R. diaprepes, op in Planting Fields Arboretum
26. Brookhaven x Odee Wright
27. Golden Sceptre (Weston) x R. lacteum RSF1975/274
28. Ghost x R. macabeanum RSF1975/052
29. Janet Blair x R. lacteum 1975/274
30. Janet's Fantasy x Bud's Yellow
31. Mrs. C. S. Sargent x R. rex ssp. rex RSF1975/118
32. R. catawbiense 'Ken's Find' x R. rex ssp. rex RSF1975/118
33. (Saffron Silk x R. falconeri) x Janet Blair Janet Blair x (Saffron Silk x R. falconeri)
34. (September Song x R. brachycarpum) x R. rex ssp. fictolacteum RSF1979/135
35. Unique x R. praevernum RSF 1997/252
36. Wyandanch Pink x R. rex ssp. fictolacteum RSF1979/135
37. Comp.- Trillum Luteum
Toyoji Ishizaki, Japan
38. R. degronianum, cw, E. Gunma, 1,500m., Mt. Kesamaru
39. R. japonicum, cw, W. Gunma, 800m., Mt. Suzugatake
40. R. keiskei, cw, W. Gunma, 1,000m., Mt. Tenguiwa
41. R. nikoense*1, cw, W. Gunma, 1,000m., Mt. Tenguiwa
42. R. tschonoskyi, cw, W. Gunma, 1,000m., Mt. Tenguiwa
*1. R. nikoense = R. pentaphyllum
George Gray, USA
43. (Blazen Sun x Lodestar) x Dr. Fleming
44. R. brachycarpum ssp. tigerstedtii x Hello Dolly
45. (R. maximum x Barbara Cook) x Blazing Sun
Bruce Clyburn, Canada, zone 6a
46. Babylon x R. praevernum RSF 1982/008
47. Babylon x R. sutchuenense RSF 1976/092
48. Catalgla F2 (Steele's) x Babylon
49. Catalgla F2 (Steele's) x Dexter's Honeydew
50. Henry's Red x R. vernicosum RSF 1975/328
51. R. catawbiense U. Paim x R. calophytum RSF 1982/194
52. R. catawbiense U. Paim x R. vernicosum 18139
53. R. catawbiense U. Paim x R. vernicosum RSF 1975/328
54. (R. yakushimanum x R. bureavii) x R. rex ssp. rex RSF 1975/118
55. Red River x R. calophytum RSF 1982/194
56. Summer Snow x R. auriculatum RSF 1981/025
Jens C. Birck, Denmark, zone 6
57. R bureavii, Reuthe x R bureavii, Adrishaig
58. R bureavii, op
59. Abraxas x R. rex
60. Arabella x R. rex
61. BPT#80-5 *1*P1 x R. macabeanum
62. (Bambi x R.proteoides,#17)*P2 x Goldprinz
63. [Cavalier x (Bambi x R. proteoides,#16)]99-232-1*2 x R. rex
64. Goldsprenkel x R. rex
65. Midnight Mystique x R. rex
66. Norph x Goldprinz
67. Recital x R. russotinctum
68. Senator Henry Jackson x Seleger Glocke
69. (Top Banana x R. proteoides R151)1 x R. proteoides R151
Note: Visit: http://picasaweb.google.dk/birck.denmark for many rhododendron photos
*1. BPT#80-5 = R. aureum x Prelude. Cpt. R. M. Steele's best early yellow.
Eventual height 1-1.5 metres. Extremely bushy. Plant pictured is grown in part
shade and does not exhibit true form. Blooms with R. dauricum and R. mucronulatum.
Requires good drainage.
*2. [Cavalier x (Bambi x R. proteoides,#16)]99-232-1 = Nolan Blansit hybrid
*P1. Photo @: http://www.rhododendron.org/exchange/weagle1.htm
*P2. Photo @: http://www.rhododendron.org/se/blansitbambixprot_17.htm
Sam Dean, USA
70. R. prinophyllum, cw*1
*1. cw Armenia Mountain. PA, 5 miles south of Troy PA. Population 8'-10' high
Hans Eiberg, Denmark, zone 6
71. R. burmanicum OP, Brodick Castle P*1
72. R. concatenans red-orange OP, Arduaine P*2
73. R. habrotrichum OP, Benmore P*3
74. R. luteiflorum OP, Arduaine P*4
75. R. schlippenbachii, bronze summer leaves, OP, RBGE P*5
76. R. tatsienense OP, Crarae P*6
77. R. wasonii, long leaves Dr. Curtis, OP
78. R. yunnanense white OP, Glendoick P*7
P*1 Photo @: www.rhododendron.dk/spec/Skotland08/Brodick/burmanicum-2-Brodick.jpg
P*2 Photo @: www.rhododendron.dk/spec/Skotland08/Arduaine/cinnabarinum-Arduaine.jpg
P*3 Photo @: www.rhododendron.dk/spec/Skotland08/Benmore/habrotrichum-Benmore.jpg
P*4 Photo @: www.rhododendron.dk/spec/Skotland08/Arduaine/luteiflorum-Arduaine.jpg
P*5 Photo @: www.rhododendron.dk/spec/Skotland08/RBGE/schlippenbachii-rod-RBGE.jpg
P*6 Photo @: www.rhododendron.dk/spec/Skotland08/Crarae/tatsienense-1-Crarae.jpg
P*7 Photo @: www.rhododendron.dk/spec/Skotland08/Glendoick/yunnanense-white-Glendoick.jpg
Kaarel Voitk, Sweden, zone 6b
79. R. longesquamatum RBGE*1 X longesquamatum GBG*2
80. [‘Cadis’ x (R. brachycarpum v. tigerstedtii x R. smirnowii)] X ‘Calfort Bounty’
81. (‘Furnivall’s Daughter’ x ‘Catalgla’) X R. calophytum
82. ‘Janet Blair’ X R. calophytum
83. ‘Janet Blair’ X (R. macabeanum x R. fortunei)
84. (‘Janet Blair’ x ‘Sunspray’) X (R. macabeanum x R. fortunei)
85. ‘Ken Janeck’ X R. rex
86. ‘P.M.A. Tigerstedt’*3 X R. calophytum
87. (‘Prelude’ X ‘Caroline’) X (R. wardii x R. macabeanum)
88. (‘Prelude’ X R. wardii) X (R. macabeanum x R. fortunei)
89. (R. brachycarpum compact form x R. williamsianum) X ‘Temple Belle’
90. (R. brachycarpum v. tigerstedtii x ‘Crest’) X (R. macabeanum X R. fortunei)
91. (R. brachycarpum v. tigerstedtii x R. scyphocalyx) X ‘Golden Witt’
92. (R.brachycarpum v. tigerstedtii x R. scyphocalyx) X (R. wardii x R. macabeanum)
93. (R. brachycarpum v. tigerstedtii x R. smirnowii) X R. rex
94. (R. catawbiense v. album x R. viscidifolium) X (‘Prelude’ x wardii)
95. (R. caucasicum x ‘Crest’) X (R. wardii x R. macabeanum)
96. R. fortunei x R. rex
97. R. longesquamatum x R. calophytum
98. R. longesquamatum X R. strigillosum
99. R. makinoi X R. strigillosum
100. R. monosematum X R. strigillosum 23/4
101. R. occidentale S&M164 X R. luteum
102. R. (R. smirnowii x ‘Calsap’) X R. rex
103. [(R. smirnowii x R. fortunei) x ‘Markeeta’s Prize’] X R. calophytum
104. R. sutchuenense X (R. sutchuenense v. geraldii R. praevernum)
105. [(‘Scintillation’ X ‘Carolyn Grace’) x R. orbiculare] X ‘Temple Belle’
106. ‘Vater Böhlje’ X ‘Temple Belle’
*1. RBGE = Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh (the plant is a graft from Glendoick)
*2. GBG = Gothenburg Botanic Garden (the plant is a seedling from a R. longesquamatum there)
*3. P.M.A. Tigerstedt’: aka Peter Tigerstedt
NOTE: go to: http://picasaweb.google.com/kaarel01/Parents200811121552?pli=1#
to see photos of some of the parents that were used by Mr. Voitk.
Kenny Hammarlund, Sweden, zone 6
107. Azurro x R. sanguineum var haemaleum*1
108. Old Port x R. sanguineum var haemaleum*1
109. R. yakushimanum x R. orbiculare
110. R. yakushimanum x R. sanguineum var haemaleum*1
*1. R. sanguineum var haemaleum pollen from Cox show garden, Scotland
Donald M. Kohlenberger, USA, zone 8
111. Comp.- Meconopsis Cambrica, 'Welsh Poppy'*1
*1. Collected Oak Harbor, WA, mixed yellow & orange. Very nice woodland perennial;
it will naturalize if you have the right climate.
Allan Glassman, USA, zone 6
112. Rio x Orange Ruffy
113. Janet Blair x Orange Ruffy
114. Lehigh Gold x Orange Ruffy
115. Scintillation x Orange Ruffy
Bengt E. Carlsson, Sweden
116. (R. brachycarpum x R. auriculatum) x (R. brachycarpum x R. auriculatum) *1
*1. Hope: white flower, August bloom
Mark Saner, USA, zone 7
117. Comp. - Magnolia 'Asian Artistry'*1, op- moist pack
118. Comp. - Magnolia sprengeri 'Copeland Court'*2, op- moist pack
119. Comp. - Magnolia dianica*3, op- moist pack
*1. 'Asian Artistry' = M. sprengeri x M. denudata hybrid with gloriously intoxicating fragrance of 'Diva'
*2. Photo plus info @: http://www.ubcbotanicalgarden.org/potd/2006/04/magnolia_sprengeri_copeland_court_1.php
*3. Photo plus info @: http://www.californiagardens.com/Plant_Pages/michelia_yunnanensis.htm
Claus J. Staune, Denmark, zone 6
120. R. bureavii (Tue Jørgensen form x Ardrishaig AM)
121. R. taliense*1 (SBEC 0350 x Jens Nielsen 1042)
*1. SBEC 0350 was introduced as R. roxieanum var. cucullatum; but, ovary & style are glabrous, so it should be
classified as a thick-indumented form of taliense. JN 1042 is also a thick-indumented form of taliense with
a glabrous ovary & style. Both forms probably deserve specific status as a new taxon.
Rich Craven, USA, zone 7
122. R. pseudochrysanthum x R. pseudochrysanthum 'Exbury'
123. Bambi x R. pronum
124. Goldfee x R. pronum, *1
125. Hotei x R. pronum
126. Noyo Brave x R. sinogrande, *1
127. R. pronum x Sir Charles Lemon
*1. Good germination check
Ole Rolf Jacobsen, Denmark
128. R. pachysanthum, cp
Baard Ranheim & Remi Aleksander Nielsen Expedition to NW Yunnan, China. 2008.
129. This lot # used for Internet formatting. R. & N. = Ranheim & Nielsen.
Eastern slope of Beima Xue Shan. NW Yunnan. China. 6-11/Oct.2008.
130. R. aganniphum R. & N. 059. - N 28 19.155. E 099 05.657. alt. 4.200-4.400 m.
131. R. beesianum R. & N. 093. - N 28 18.306. E 099 07.035. alt. 3.816 m.
132. R. x erythrocalyx (?) R. & N. 092. - N 28 18.306. E 099 07.035. alt. 3.816 m.
133. R. proteoides R. & N. 048. - N 28 19.170. E 099 05.419. alt. 4.466-4.500 m.
134. R. proteoides R. & N. 086. - N 28 19.163. E 099 05.304. alt. 4.475 m.
135. R. rupicola var. chryseum R. & N. 052. - N 28 19.136. E 099 05.702. alt. 4.261 m.
136. R. saluenense ssp. chameunum R. & N. 074. - N 28 19.965. E 099 04.701. alt. 4.396 m.
137. R. selense ssp. selense R. & N. 142. - N 28 17.955. E 099 07.914. alt. 3.714 m.
138. R. Subsect. Lapponica (R. nivale ssp. boreale?) R. & N. 026. - N 28 19.458. E 099 05.046. alt. 4.411 m.
139. R. Subsect. Lapponica (R. tapetiforme?) R. & N. 050. - N 28 19.126. E 099 05.462. alt. 4.478 m.
140. R. Subsect. Lapponica (R. tapetiforme?) (R. & N. 069. - N 28 20.009. E 099 04.600. alt. 4.378 m.
141. R. yunnanense R. & N. 158. - N 28 18.112. E 099 08.416. alt. 3.509 m.
Mt. North of Shuhue. Lijiang. NW Yunnan. China. 14/Oct.2008.
142. R. racemosum R. & N. 175. - N 26 56.357. E 100 11.543. alt. 2.770 m.
Open Pollinated seed NOT collected wild
143. R. camtschaticum OP
144. R. schlippenbachii OP
Eugenie J. Beutler, USA
145. Golden Harvest*P1 x 1000 Butterflies
146. Sky Marquis*1 x R. macabeanum
147. Jean's Early White*2 *P2, op
*1. 'Sky Marquis' = catfortcampy x R. macabeanum (Frank Furman's cross).
It blooms very early in the spring, apricot in color and flowers resemble macabeanum.
It even bloomed for Ms. Beutler in NJ which was much colder than her new home in PA.
*2. Jean's Early White = Large trussed April blooming elepidote
*P1. Photo @: http://www.rhododendron.org/exchange/willhite8.htm
*P2. Photo @: http://www.rhododendron.org/exchange/willhite9.htm
June Sinclair, USA, zone 8 - additional
148. Comp. - Primula burmanica
149. Comp. - Primula burmanica?*1
150. Comp. - Primula japonica?*2
151. Comp. - Primula poissonii*3
152. Comp. - Primula sieboldii*4
153. Comp. - Primula sieboldii?*5
154. Comp. - Primula wilsonii var. anisodora
155. Comp. - Primula Candelabra hybrid?
156. Comp. - Primula Candelabra, bright yellow
157. Comp. - Primula Candelabra, very large lvs. & flws*6
*1. Candelabra type, purplish, yellow eye
*2. Candelabra type
*3. Purplish to Crimson
*4. Candelabra type, mixed colors, no white
*5. Candelabra type, mixed colors
*6. Mixed colors, many tiers
Richard Murcott, USA, zone 7
158. Hardgrove's Glowlight X {[(Scintillation x Inammorata) x Phipps Yellow*6] x (Schlaijker yellow*5 x Phipps Yellow*6)}
159. ('Mars' x 'The Honorable Jean Marie de Montague') X {[(Scintillation x Inammorata) x Phipps Yellow*6] x (Schlaijker yellow*5 x Phipps Yellow*6)}
160. TT221*1 X TT118*2
*1. TT221 = Sam Everitt x Martha Phipps
*2. TT118 = TT105*3 X TT104*4
*3. TT105 = (Scintillation x Inammorata) x Phipps Yellow*6
*4. TT104 = (Schlaijker yellow*5 x Phipps Yellow*6)
*5. Schlaijker yellow = Hardgrove hybrid, AKA 'Hardgrove's Deepest Yellow'. probably: hardy R. fortunei x (R. dichroanthum x R. wardii)
*6. Phipps Yellow = AKA Phipps 32
NOTE: visit: http://garden.murcott.com/
Joseph Bruso, USA, zone 5b
161. R. maximum*1, op
162. R. mucronulatum*2,op
163. R. nudipes, op
164. R. racemosum, op
165. R. reticulatum, op
166. R. schlippenbachii pink*3, op
167. R. vaseyi pink*3, op
168. R. wadanum, op
169. Comp.- Metasequoia glyptostroboides*4
*1. Op from “Mount Mitchell Red Max” sdlg. Red band around outside of flowers, light pink centers.
*2. Compact white form, op, but isolated.
*3. OP, doesn’t naturally hybridize
*4. Metasequoia glyptostroboides = Dawn Redwood
Dr. Richard A. Flavell, USA, zone 6b
170. R. decorum Mehlquist *1 x R. decorum KW*2, cp
171. R. oreodoxa ssp. fargesii*3 x R. oreodoxa*3, cp
172. R. degronianum ssp yakushimanum 'Exbury' x R. kesangiae RSF 1994/378, cp
173. (R. fortunei x R. rex ssp fictolacteum) x R. rex ssp rex ' Quartz' RSF 1975/118, cp
174. R. metternichii v. kyomaruense x R. rex ssp rex ' Quartz' RSF 1975/118, cp
175. R. smirnowii Mehlquist*4 x R. kesangiae RSF 1994/080, cp
176. (R. ungernii RSF x R. maximum)*5
*1. Hardy, pale pink
*2. Windsor Great Park, white
*3. From Bovee
*4. R. smirnowii Mehlquist, originally grown from seed in the 1960's.
*5. Purpose- hardy ungernii for cold gardens.
Mike Oliver, USA, all R. occidentale crosses
177. R. occidentale {(SM30 x SM247)05-1*1 X (SM30 x 2406)08-1*2}
178. R. occidentale {2406*3 X (SM189 x SM232)15*4}
179. R. occidentale {(SM30 x 2406)08-1*2 X (SM189 x SM232)15*4}
180. R. occidentale {3404*5 X Mike McCullough Sea Ranch #1003*6}
181. R. occidentale {502like*7 X SM502*8}
*1. (SM30 X SM247)05-1 - Much yellow on all five petals
*2. (SM30 X 2406)08-1 - Yellow on all five petals, much pink over entire flower
*3. 2406 - Yellow on all five petals, much pink, Picture on cover of Winter 2007 issue of ARS Journal
*4. (SM189 X SM232)15 - Richard Cavender made this cross and grows about twenty of progeny. #15 is colorful and frilly.
*5. 3404 - A good pink
*6. Mike McCullough Sea Ranch #1003 - A good pink collected by Mike McCullough
*7. 502like - The best picotee, in sun the leaves are blotched purple
*8. SM502 - A good picotee - Picture on cover of Winter 2007 issue of ARS Journal
Susumu Sato, Japan
182. R. albrechtii, deep pink, cw
Jim Willhite, USA, zone 6
183. Always Admired*1*P1 x R. dichroanthum, RSF 2001/299
184. Always Admired*1*P1 x R. lacteum, RSF 1975/274
185. Always Admired*1*P1 x R. thomsonii, RSF 1967/716
186. Judy Spillane*2*P2*P2A x R. hodgsonii, RSF 1976/191
187. Judy Spillane*2*P2*P2A x R. kesangiae, RSF 1992/043
188. June Jubilee*3 x Lemon Drop*4
189. (Lady Decora x Dexter #201)*5*P3 x R. hodgsonii, RSF 1976/191
190. (Lady Decora x Dexter #201)*5*P3x R. kesangiae, RSF 1992/043
191. Maxhaem Salmon*6*P4 x R. thomsonii, RSF 1967/716
192. Smoky Mountain*7*P5 x R. rex ssp.fictolacteum, RSF 1977/548
193. Summer Eyelet*8 x Pennsylvania*9
194. Summer Jewell*10*P6 x R. auriculatum, pink form, RSF 1981/025
195. Swathmore 12505-5*11*P7 x R. decorum ssp.diaprepes RSF 1975/104
*1. Always Admired = John Wister's cross of Scintillation x R. haematodes. Compact and hardy, it produces flowers in loose trusses of 13. Flowers are pink & yellow blend; thick, waxy texture; ruffled; with a calyx
*2. Judy Spillane = Wister's cross of R. maximum x Dexter #201, believed by many (Mr. Willhite included) to be the same as Janet Blair. Big plant, big leaves, very tough and vigorous, flowers similar to Janet Blair, but 2 weeks later.
*3. June Jubilee = Aromi cross. (R. prunifolium x R. serrulatum) x R. arborescens. Heavy bud set, white fragrant flowers.
*4. Lemon Drop = Yellow flowered R. viscosum hybrid.
*5. (Lady Decora x Dexter #201) = Sw.58-299C. Wister cross with large, heavy, deep green leaves with light tan indumentum. Pink flowers with deep cherry red blotch. Lady Decora (Lady Eleanor Cathcart x R. decorum) is a very late Dexter. It is hardier than the listed parentage would suggest, causing one to suspect that the "decorum" pollen was actually vernicosum or fortunei. Dexter #201 is likely the same as Janet Blair.
*6. Maxhaem Salmon = Gable's R. maximum x R. haematodes. Low and wide grower, salmon pink flowers. Hardy.
*7. Smoky Mountain = Haag cross, R. vernicosum x Hardy Giant (R. fortunei x R. fictolacteum).
*8. Summer Eyelet = listed by some as a form of R. viscosum, by others as a cross of R. viscosum x R. arborescens. Heavy bloom, very fragrant, very long (5-6 weeks) bloom season.
*9. Pennsylvania = very late, pink flowers, complex R. prunifolium hybrid.
*10. Summer Jewell = Wister cross, (R. maximum x R. discolor) x R. discolor. Very late (July 1 in Mr. Willhite's garden), huge fragrant white flowers.
*11. Swathmore 12505-5 = late blooming Dexter cross of Rh. discolor-griersonianum-fortunei in some combination; salmon pink blossoms with deep cherry red blotch. Used by Dr. Wister in his hybridizing, it produces later bloom and prominent blotches in its offspring.
*P1. Photo @: http://www.rhododendron.org/exchange/willhite1.htm
*P2. Photo @: http://scholar.lib.vt.edu/ejournals/JARS/v32n3/JudySpillane.jpg
*P2A.Photo @: http://www.rhododendron.org/exchange/willhite2.htm
*P3. Photo @: http://www.rhododendron.org/exchange/willhite3.htm
*P4. Photo @: http://www.rhododendron.org/exchange/willhite4.htm
*P5. Photo @: http://www.rhododendron.org/exchange/willhite5.htm
*P6. Photo @: http://www.rhododendron.org/exchange/willhite6.htm
*P7. Photo @: http://www.rhododendron.org/exchange/willhite7.htm
Hideaki Oohazama, Japan
196. R. albrechtii, cw Mt. Byoubu 1,400M
197. R. quinquefolium, cw Mt. Byoubu 1,300M
George Woodard, USA zone 7
198. [(Apricot Fantasy x Bud’s Yellow) x Virginia Delp]#2*P9 X Robert Schill
199. (Apricot Fantasy x Snow’s Red)*P1 X My Jane
200. (Apricot Fantasy x Snow’s Red)*P1 X (Phipps Yellow x 1000 Butterflies)*P10
201. (Apricot Fantasy x Snow’s Red)*P1 X (Phipps Yellow x Snow’s Red)*P2
202. (Barry Rogers x Howard Kuhn)*P3 X (Phipps Yellow x Snow’s Red)*P2
203. (Consolini’s Windmill x Unique Marmalade)*P11 x {[(R. yakushimanum x Phipps Yellow) x Viennese Waltz] x Gosh Darn} #3*P4
204. {Janet Blair x [Nancy Evans x (Lem's Whopper x Lem's Cameo)]}*P5 X My Jane
205. {Janet Blair x [Nancy Evans x (Crest x R. macabeanum)]}*P6 X {(R. brachycarpum ssp tigerstedtii x R. macabeanum Lord Stairs) *P7x [(Orange Marmalade x Percy Wiseman) x (Voluptuous x Phipps Yellow)] }
206. Kehr’s Garden Gem (double flwrs) X [(Dumper’s Yellow x Phipps Yellow) x 1000 Butterflies]*P8
207. {(R. brachycarpum ssp tigerstedtii x R. macabeanum Lord Stairs)*P7 x [(Orange Marmalade x Percy Wiseman) x (Voluptuous x Phipps Yellow)] } X [Kristi Lynn x (R. yakushimanum x R. bureauvii)]
*P1. Photo @: http://www.rhododendron.org/exchange/woodard1.htm
*P2. Photo @: http://www.rhododendron.org/exchange/woodard2.htm
*P3. Photo @: http://www.rhododendron.org/exchange/woodard3.htm
*P4. Photo @: http://www.rhododendron.org/exchange/woodard4.htm
*P5. Photo @: http://www.rhododendron.org/exchange/woodard5.htm
*P6. Photo @: http://www.rhododendron.org/exchange/woodard6.htm
*P7. Photo @: http://www.rhododendron.org/exchange/woodard7.htm
*P8. Photo @: http://www.rhododendron.org/exchange/woodard8.htm
*P9. Photo @: http://www.rhododendron.org/exchange/woodard9.htm
*P10. Photo @: http://www.rhododendron.org/exchange/woodard10.htm
*P11. Photo @: http://www.rhododendron.org/exchange/woodard11.htm
Eizi Yoshimura, Japan (JRS Seed Exchange)
208. R. aureum var aureum, yellow, cw Pref. Hokkaido, Mt. Taisetu
209. R. degronianum ssp degronianum, pink, cw Mt. Surikogi
210. R. degronianum ssp heptamerum var heptamerum, pink, cw Pref. Nagasaki
211. R. metternichii var. hondoense, pink, cw Pref. Shga
212. R. brachycarpum ssp brachycarpum, pink, op Pref. Hokkaido
213. R. hyperythrum, pink, op Mt. Asama
214. R. metternichii var. yakushimanum, pink, op Pref. Miyagi
Lloyd Gilmore, Canada
215. Butter Brickle x Marie Stark
Rosemary D. Hartman, USA
216. R. dauricum (deep pink x compactum)
217. R. elegantulum
218. R. moupinense
219. R. mucronulatum
220. R. spinuliferum
221. R. ungernii
222. R. hodgsonii, op
223. R. tsariense, op
224. R. diaprepes Gargantua x R. basilicum
225. Azalea seedling 2002-38*1 x R. austrinum 'Austrinum Gold'
226. Azalea seedling #2057*2 x R. austrinum 'Austrinum Gold'
227. Azalea seedling 2007-24*3 x R. calendulaceum*4
228. Azalea seedling 2007-27*5 x R. calendulaceum*6
229. Azalea seedling 2007-55*7 x R. occidentale*8
230. Comp.- Hibiscus, white with red eye
231. Comp.- Penstemon Alamoensis, bright red, 18" tall
232. Comp.- Penstemon*9, cw in WA. Cascades
233. Comp.- Penstemon Linearoides Coloradoensis*10
234. Comp. - Primular, orange flws, origin Herronswood
*1. Azalea seedling 2002-38 = frilly flowers in shades of fuchia & pink with yellow/orange flare
*2. Azalea seedling #2057 = large, all yellow with orange flare & frilly edges
*3. Azalea seedling 2007-24 = R. occidentale DD# 12 op
*4. Flowers of cream/pink & red with yellow flare
*5. Azalea seedling 2007-27 = R. occidentale DD# 12 op
*6. Brillant red buds. Flowers in shades of pink with yellow flare edged in pink
*7. Azalea seedling 2007-55 = R. bakeri 'Sunlite' op
*8. Deep coral buds, rosey pink crinkled flowers with yellow flare
*9. Bluish-green mounds, 3" tall with fuchia flowers, growing in rock clefts.
*10. Light blue flowers, white throat
Mike McCullough, USA, zone 9a-9b
R. occidentale COLLECTED IN THE WILD:
235. R. occidentale Anchor Bay 2503 Plant located South of Anchor Bay, California
236. R. occidentale AO 2 Discovered by Caim Ainsworth and Howard Oliver at Big Basin Redwoods State Park
237. R. occidentale Big Basin 602 Plant located at Big Basin Redwoods State Park
238. R. occidentale Big Basin 2802 Plant located at Big Basin Redwoods State Park
239. R. occidentale GG 2 Gene German discovery located on Flynn Creek in Mendocino County.
240. R. occidentale Sea Ranch 1102 Plant located at the Sea Ranch*1, Sonoma County,
241. R. occidentale Sea Ranch 2906 Plant located at the Sea Ranch*1, Sonoma County,on Highway 1, near the 57.85 milepost.
242. R. occidentale Mount Tam 1311 Plant located on Mount Tamalpias.
243. R. occidentale Mount Tam 1804 Plant located on Mount Tamalpias.
244. R. occidentale Mount Tam 2302 Plant located on Mount Tamalpias.
245. R. occidentale Mount Tam 2303 Plant located on Mount Tamalpias.
246. R. occidentale Mount Tam 2304 Plant located on Mount Tamalpias.
247. R. occidentale Mount Tam 2305 Plant located on Mount Tamalpias.
248. R. occidentale Mount Tam 2903 Plant located on Mount Tamalpias.
249. R. occidentale from Potrero Meadow, Mount Tamalpias
250. R. occidentale with red fall foliage from Potrero Meadow, Mount Tamalpias
*1. Please see: http://www.rhododendron.dk/searanch29/occidentale-he.html
Mr. McCullough has 10 Photos and some information about his R. occidentale discoveries.
Mike McCullough, USA, zone 9a-9b
Open Pollinated Species
251. R. arboreum KW 21976
252. R. crassum
253. R. grande (from Monte Toyon)
254. R. magnificum (from Monte Toyon)
255. R. pseudochrysanthum (from Monte Toyon)
256. R. siderum
Mike McCullough, USA, zone 9a-9b
Rhododendron Hybrids
257. Alfred Martin x (Scotts Valentine x unknown) Aim: Fragrant pink flowers
258. Amber Moon x Alfred Martin Aim: Fragrant pink flowers
259. Amber Moon x R. cubittii Edinburgh Aim: Fragrant pink flowers
260. Amber Moon x Luna Tapestry Aim: Fragrant pink flowers
261. Amber Moon x (My Lady x Rose Scott) 82-838 Aim: Fragrant pink flowers
262. Anah Kruschke x unknown Aim: Lavender flowers
263. (R. burmanicum x R. dalhousiae) x (R. nuttallii x R. sinonuttallii) Aim: Fragrant yellow flowers
264. (R. burmanicum x R. dalhousiae) x R. taggianum Aim:Fragrant yellow flowers
265. (R. burmanicum x R. dalhousiae) x unknown Aim: Fragrant yellow flowers
266. R. cubittii x Joy Ridge Aim: Fragrant pink to yellow flowers
267. R. cubittii Edinburgh x (My Lady x Rose Scott) 82-838 Aim: Fragrant pink flowers
268. (R. edgeworthii x R. vietchianum) x Joy Ridge Aim: Fragrant pink to yellow flowers
269. (R. edgeworthii x R. vietchianum) x (My Lady x Rose Scott) 82-838 Aim:Fragrant pink flowers
270. Else Frye x unknown Aim: Fragrant pink flowers
271. R. grohousiae x (My Lady x Rose Scott) 82-838 Aim: Fragrant pink flowers
272. R. grohousiae x (R. nuttallii x Alfred Bromley) Aim: Fragrant white flowers
273. R. grohousiae x R. taggianum Aim: Fragrant white flowers
274. Heaven Scent x (My Lady x Rose Scott) 82-838 Aim: Fragrant pink flowers
275. Heaven Scent x The Winner Aim: Fragrant yellow flowers
276. Heaven Scent x unknown Aim: Fragrant yellow flowers
277. (R. lindleyii x R. nuttallii) HJB 11 x R. taggianum Aim: Fragrant pink flowers
278. Luna Tapestry x R. cubittii Edinburgh Aim: Fragrant pink flowers
279. Luna Tapestry x (My Lady x Rose Scott) 82-838 Aim: Fragrant pink flowers
280. Mi Amor (from Monte Toyon) x (R. burmanicum x R. dalhousiae) Aim: Fragrant yellow flowers
281. Mi Amor (from Monte Toyon) x R. lindleyii Aim: Fragrant white flowers
282. Mi Amor (from Monte Toyon) x (R. nuttallii x R. sinonuttallii) Aim: Fragrant white flowers
283. Mi Amor (from Monte Toyon) x unknown Aim: Fragrant white flowers
284. (My Lady x Rose Scott) 82-838 x Joy Ridge Aim: Fragrant pink to yellow flowers
285. (My Lady x Rose Scott) 82-838 x (Rose Scott x self) 81HX11 Aim: Fragrant pink flowers
286. (My Lady x Rose Scott) 82-838 x (Scotts Valentine x unknown) Aim: Fragrant pink flowers
287. (My Lady x Rose Scott) 82-838 x unknown Aim: Fragrant pink flowers
288. Mysterious Maddenii x (My Lady x Rose Scott) 82-838 Aim: Fragrant pink flowers
289. Mysterious Maddenii x The Winner Aim: Fragrant yellow flowers
290. Mysterious Maddenii x unknown Aim: Fragrant white flowers
291. Mysterious Maddenii x Valo Aim: Fragrant pink flowers
292. (Rose Scott x Self) 81HX11 x unknown Aim: Fragrant pink flowers
293. Saffron Prince x unknown Aim: Fragrant yellow flowers
294. (Scotts Valentine x unknown) x Joy Ridge Aim: Fragrant pink to yellow flowers
295. R. taronense Evans x Joy Ridge Aim: Fragrant pink to yellow flowers
296. R. taronense Evans x Luna Tapestry Aim: Fragrant white flowers
297. R. taronense Evans x (My Lady x Rose Scott) 81-838 Aim: Fragrant pink flowers
Mike McCullough, USA, zone 9a-9b
Companion Plants:
298. Comp.- Gopher Plant Euphorbia biglandulosa
299. Comp.- Mountain Ash Sorbus reducta
Kristian Theqvist, Finland, zone 5b
Pollinated by Osmo Jussila, Naantali, Finland and by Jaakko Saarinen, Arboretum Mustila, Elimäki, Finland:
300. R. brachycarpum ssp. tigerstedtii *1 x R. neriiflorum RSF 1974/086 *10, cp
301. R. brachycarpum ssp. tigerstedtii *1 x R. strigillosum RSF 1999/262 *11, cp
302. R. brachycarpum ssp. tigerstedtii *1 x R. thomsonii RSF 1967/716 *12, cp
Kristian Theqvist, Finland, zone 5b
Pollinated by Osmo Jussila, Naantali, Finland:
303. R. brachycarpum ssp. tigerstedtii *1 x R. barbatum RSF 1965/304 *13, cp
304. R. smirnowii *4 x R. strigillosum RSF 1999/262 *11, cp
305. R. smirnowii *4 x R. thomsonii RSF 1967/716 *12, cp
Kristian Theqvist, Finland, zone 5b
Pollinated by Jaakko Saarinen, Arboretum Mustila, Elimäki, Finland:
306. R. brachycarpum low pink form *2 x R. neriiflorum RSF 1974/086 *10, cp
307. R. brachycarpum Korean form, cp, collected as R. fauriei var. rufescens, *3, cp
Kristian Theqvist, Finland, zone 5b
Pollinated by Kristian Theqvist, Espoo , Finland:
308. 'Hellikki' *5 x R. barbatum RSF 1965/304 *13, cp
309. 'Kullervo' *6 x R. catacosmum RSF 1967/689 *14, cp
310. 'Kullervo' *6 x R. mallotum RSF 1966/557 *15, cp
311. 'Kullervo' *6 x R. pronum RSF 1974/047 *16, cp
312. 'P.M.A. Tigerstedt' *7 x R. lanigerum RSF 1975/114 *17, cp
313. 'P.M.A. Tigerstedt' *7 x R. sutchuenense hybrid *18, cp
314. 'Pekka' *8 x R. macabeanum RSF 1975/052 *20, cp
315. 'Pekka' *8 x R. sanguineum var. didymum *19, cp
316. 'St. Michel' *9 x R. barbatum RSF 1965/304 *8, cp
317. 'St. Michel' *9 x R. pronum RSF 1974/047 *16, cp
*1. R. brachycarpum ssp. tigerstedtii
See picture 1 at: http://www.mustila.com/english/rhododendrons.htm
*2. R. brachycarpum low pink form
Creeping form (to 50 cm tall) with deep pink corolla, possibly a hybrid, origin unknown, at Arboretum Mustila.
*3. R. brachycarpum Korean form, cross-pollination between 5 plants, origin CW 1976 South Korea, Seorak-san, 38°08'N, 128°29'E, 1500 m a.s.l., as R. fauriei var. rufescens, coll. no. G01-76-761. Plants very similiar to R. brachycarpum ssp. tigerstedtii except corolla details and lower growth habit (1,5 to 2 m).
See picture 2 at : http://www.mustila.com/english/rhododendrons.htm
*4. R. smirnowii
http://www.rhodogarden.com/Hybrids_Species/Elep_Species/smirnowii/index.html
*5. 'Hellikki', smirnowii Seidel hybrid
http://www.rhodogarden.com/Hybrids_Species/Finn_Elep_Hybrids/Hellikki/index.html
*6. 'Kullervo', R. brachycarpum ssp. tigerstedtii x degronianum ssp. yakushimanum. Short (2 to 4 weeks) cold stratification may improve germination.
http://www.rhodogarden.com/Hybrids_Species/Finn_Elep_Hybrids/Kullervo/index.html
*7. 'P.M.A. Tigerstedt' (aka 'Peter Tigerstedt'), R. brachycarpum ssp. tigerstedtii x R. catawbiense var. album 'Glass'
http://www.rhodogarden.com/Hybrids_Species/Finn_Elep_Hybrids/PMA_Tigerstedt/index.html
*8. 'Pekka', R. brachycarpum ssp. tigerstedtii x (R. smirnowii Seidel hybrid)
http://www.rhodogarden.com/Hybrids_Species/Finn_Elep_Hybrids/Pekka/index.html
*9. 'St. Michel' (aka 'Mikkeli'), R. brachycarpum ssp. tigerstedtii x R. smirnowii
http://www.rhodogarden.com/Hybrids_Species/Finn_Elep_Hybrids/Mikkeli/index.html
*10. R. neriiflorum RSF 1974/086
Info: http://www.rsf.citymax.com/catalog/item/1218867/918922.htm
*11. R. strigillosum RSF 1999/262
http://www.rsf.citymax.com/catalog/item/1218869/708162.htm
*12. R. thomsonii RSF 1967/716
Info: http://www.rsf.citymax.com/catalog/item/1218869/934954.htm
*13. R. barbatum RSF 1965/304
http://www.rsf.citymax.com/catalog/item/1086231/891943.htm
*14. R. catacosmum RSF 1967/689
http://www.rsf.citymax.com/catalog/item/1086231/893171.htm
*15. R. mallotum RSF 1966/557
http://www.rsf.citymax.com/catalog/item/1218867/918308.htm
*16. R. pronum RSF 1974/047
http://www.rsf.citymax.com/catalog/item/1218867/927358.htm
*17. R. lanigerum RSF 1975/114
http://www.rsf.citymax.com/catalog/item/1218867/706051.htm
*18. R. sutchuenense hybrid, hardy plants at Helsinki Botanical Garden, origin from OP seeds of R. sutchuenense at Gothenburg Botanical Garden
http://www.rhodogarden.com/ARS/sutchuenense_Hel_Bot.html
*19. R. sanguineum var. didymum
http://www.rhodogarden.com/ARS/sanguineum_var_didymum.html
*20. R. macabeanum RSF 1975/052
Info: http://www.rsf.citymax.com/catalog/item/1218867/918213.htm
Links for further information:
Mr. Theqvist's seed list for ARS 2009 Seed Exchange http://www.rhodogarden.com/ARS/ARS_seed-2009_Kristian.html
Breeding Hardy Rhododendrons in Finland http://www.rhodogarden.com/cross/elepidotes.html
The Finnish Rhododendron Club http://www.dendrologianseura.fi/rhodokerho/club.html
Arboretum Mustila http://www.mustila.com/index2.htm
Kristian Theqvist's web site: www.rhodogarden.com
Clive L. Justice, FCSLA. PhD., Canada
318. R. macrophyllum, cw*1. 49°12'N, 121°10'W
*1. cw, Upper Skagit River, Hazameer Range, Cascade Mtns., BC Canada. Washington State official flower
Clive L. Justice, FCSLA. PhD., Canada
One year old seed, viability tested Dec. '08; collected October 2007
319. R. macrophyllum, cw*2. 49°12'N, 121°10'W
*2. cw in Manning Park, Upper Skagit River, BC Canada.
Howard R. Kline, USA, zone 6
320. R. atlanticum RSF 1973/010, op
Yasuyuki Doi, Japan
321. (Jingle Bells*1 x R. brachycarpum v. roseum)*2 x R. dichroanthum
322. (Jingle Bells*1 x R. brachycarpum v. roseum)*2 x R. viscidifolium*5
323. R. aureum*6 x R. parmulatum 'Ocelot'*7
324. (R. aureum x R. wardii)*8 x R. lacteum (RSF)
325. R. brachycarpum v. roseum*9 x R. orbiculare
326. R. brachycarpum v. roseum*9 x R. pachysanthum
327. R. brachycarpum v. roseum*9 x R. rex sssp. rex (RSF)
328. (R. brachycarpum v. roseum x R. pronum) x R. proteiodes R 151 (Birck)
329. (R. dichroanthum ssp. apodectum x R. brachycarpum v. roseum)*10 x R. proteiodes R 151 (Birck)
330. (R. dichroanthum ssp. apodectum x R. brachycarpum v. roseum)*10 x (R. wardii x R. macabeanum)
331. (R. yakushimanum x R. pseudochrysanthum)*11 x R. brachycarpum v. roseum
332. [(R. yakushimanum x R. pseudochrysanthum) x R. haematodes]*12 x R. mallotum
*1. Jingle Bells = Fabia*3 x Ole Olson*4
*2. Yellow flower
*3. Fabia = R. dichroanthum x R. griersonianum
*4. Ole Olson = R. campylocarpum x R. discolor
*5. Orange flower
*6. Dwarf bush, small leaves, yellow flower selected.
*7. Yellow flower.
*8. Small bush, yellow flower
*9. Dwarf bush, egg-shaped leaf with thin indumentum, pink flower
*10. Dwarf bush, small leaf with thin indumentum, orange flower
*11. Dwarf bush, small leaf with dense indumentum, white flower
*12. Small bush, small leaf with dense indumentum, pink flower
Dick 'Red' Cavender, Red's Rhodies, USA zone 8
333. R. pentaphyllum
334. R. rigidum, op
335. R. viscosum 'Lemon Drop', op*1
336. R.occidentale (SM 189*2 x 'Leonard Frisbie'*3) #15 X (R. viscosum 'Lemon Drop' x R. occidentale*4) #16*5
*1. Open pollinated but nothing else in flower near by
*2. Large flower
*3. Frilly flower
*4. Double flowered form
*5. Mr. Cavender did the viscosum x occidentale several years ago and it was suggested that he back cross it.
Roger H. Karlsen, Norway
337. R. concinnum Pseudoyanthinum Group, op
338. Cowslip*1 x R. orbiculare, cp
339. Elizabeth x Cowslip*1, cp
340. Lee's Dark Purple x R. yakushimanum 'Koichiro Wada', cp
341. Percy Wiseman x R. yakushimanum 'Koichiro Wada', cp
342. R. haematodes x R. yakushimanum 'Koichiro Wada', cp
343. R. pratti C&K 299 x China, cp
344. R. pratti C&K 299 x R. strigillosum, cp
345. R. strigillosum x Jacksoni, cp
346. (R. yakushimanum x R. strigillosum) x Roger's RH. yellow, cp
347. Royston Peach x Catawbiense Boursalt, cp
348. Royston Peach x Edward S. Rand, cp
349. Comp.- Trochodendron aralioides, cp
*1. Cowslip = R. williamsianum x R. wardii
Ruddi Perriard, Denmark, Yunnan China Seed
350. R. calostrotum, cw*1
*1. CW in Zhibenshan, Yunnan China, 3200M.
Ole Jonny Larsen, Norway
351. R. campylogynum Myrtilloides Group x self
352. R. cephalanthum x self
353. R. charitopes ssp. tsangpoense x self
354. R. heliolepis x self
355. R. oreotrephes x self
356. R. pemakoense HP
357. R. trichostomum x self
358. R. viridescens x self
359. R. auriculatum OP*1
360. R. camtchaticum album OP
361. R. canadense album OP*2
362. azalea-hybrids, all colors mixed
363. Comp.- Phyllodoce aleutica
364. Comp.- Phyllodoce nipponicum
*1. OP - few plants in flower at the same time, late flowering
*2. OP - pink canadense not flowering at the same time.
Robert Barnard, Placerville & Sacramento CA, USA, Zones 8 & 9
365. R. pubescens JN 988 x sibling
366. R. decorum*1 x R. williamsianum S.F. 80/047
367. R. degronianum ssp. yakushimanum 'K. Wada' x R. macabeanum S.F. 98/008
368. R. degronianum ssp. yakushimanum 'K. Wada' x R. pronum S.F. 74/047
369. R. hyperythrum S.F. 69/884 x R. huianum S.F. 99/419
370. R. hyperythrum MC#136-S*2 x R. macabeanum S.F. 98/008
371. R. hyperythrum MC#136-S*2 x R. morii S.F. 77/377
372. R. hyperythrum S.F. 69/884 x R. morii S.F. 77/377
373. R. hyperythrum S.F. 69/884 x R. wardii S.F. 70/059
374. R. calendulaceum*3 x ('Orangeade' x R. atlanticum MC#5) MC#450*4
375. (R. calendulaceum x R. atlanticum MC#5) MC#046-C*5 x R. calendulaceum*3
376. ('Cecile' x R. atlanticum MC#5), MC#449-A*6 x ('Cecile' x R. atlanticum MC#5), MC#449-C*7
377. ('Cecile' x R. atlanticum MC#5), MC#449-C*7 x ('Orangeade' x R. atlanticum MC#5) MC#450*4
378. (R. cumberlandense x R. flammeum) MC#320-F*8 x ('Orangeade' x R. atlanticum MC#5) MC#450*4
379. (R. cumberlandense x R. flammeum) MC#320-F*8 x R. alabamense*9
380. ('Gibraltar' x R. atlanticum MC#5)*10 x Mike Creel's R. atlanticum hybrid*11
381. 'Koromo Shikibu' x 'Shalomna's Compact Hose & Hose Ruffled Red'
382. ('Lake Lorraine' x 'Moonglow')*12 x (R. johnstoneanum x R. moupinense)*13
383. R. luteum 'Golden Comet' x Mike Creel's R. atlanticum hybrid*11
384. ('Martie' x R. atlanticum MC#5), MC#448*9 x ('Orangeade' x R. atlanticum MC#5) MC#450*4
385. R. poukanense x 'Shalomna's Compact Hose & Hose Ruffled Red'
*1. Lavender-pink
*2. White, flushed pink
*3. Semi-Dwarf, Orange
*4. Ruffled Pink
*5. Picotee, Yellow-orange and White
*6. Flushed Pink
*7. White
*8. Compact, Late Orange
*9. Pink
*10. Pink with Yellow flare
*11. Dwarf, White and Pink
*12. Yellow
*13. Compact. large, ruffled, white flushed pink flowers.
Sally and John Perkins, USA zone 6a
386. Aesthetica x Furman’s large pink indumented
387. Canobie Canary*1 x ‘Arctic Gold’
388. Canobie Candela*2 x R. occidentale
389. ‘Capistrano’ x Anderson’s Sun Dust
390. ‘Capistrano’ x Furman’s Orange (MACH FS 08)*6
391. ‘Dean Hall’ x ‘Arctic Gold’
392. ‘Dean Hall’ x Furman's large Pink indumented*9
393. ‘Dean Hall’ x MacKay's Marmalade
394. ‘Fantastica’ x ‘Arctic Gold’
395. ‘Fantastica’ x ‘Snow’s Red’
396. ‘Hachmann’s Polaris’ x ‘Mrs A. T. De La Mare’
397. ‘Harold Amateis’ x (Medusa x R. smirnowii)#2 red
398. [(Hotei x R. decorum) x Hotei]*3*P1 cream yellow x ‘New Century’
399. [(Hotei x R. decorum) x Hotei]*3*P1 cream yellow x ‘White Dimples’
400. 'Lollipop' x R. occidentale
401. MacKay’s Royalty x ‘Bethany Jade’ (Doppel)
402. MacKay’s Royalty x (R. yakushimanum x R. bureavii "Hatch's small form")
403. ‘Minas Grande Pre’ x (R. yakushimanum x R. williamsianum) pink
404. ‘Morgenrot’ x Furman’s large pink indumented
405. ‘Morgenrot‘ x R. hyperythrum
406. ‘Orange Honey’ x R. fortunei (Arnold Arboretum)
407. R. adenopodum Hatch’s form x R. anhweiense Bruso's fragrant
408. R. arborescens ‘White Lightening' x R. cumberlandense (red)
409. R. brachycarpum var. Tigerstedtii x ‘Cadis’
410. R. brachycarpum var. Tigerstedtii x ‘Pink Tipp’ (Pride)
411. R. calendulaceum ‘Cherokee’ x ‘My Mary’
412. R. calendulaceum ‘Cherokee’ x ‘Snowbird’
413. R. catawbiense ‘Dwarf Pink’ x Heritage fragrant Pink (like Spectacular)
414. R. catawbiense v. rubrum (Mehlquist) x Dexter’ haematodes
415. R. catawbiense v. rubrum (Mehlquist) x Furman’s large indumented pink
416. R. catawbiense v. rubrum (Mehlquist) x Heritage fragrant 'Spectacular'
417. R. catawbiense v. rubrum (Mehlquist) x (R. praevernum x R. sutchuenense)
418. R. cumberlandense (orange) x R. occidentale
419. R. cumberlandense 'Camp's Red' x 'Framingham'
420. R. cumberlandense 'Camp's Red' x Lemon Drop (Beasley)
421. R. cumberlandense 'Camp's Red' x R. alabamense 'Nancy Calloway'
422. R. cumberlandense 'Camp's Red' x R. occidentale
423. R. cumberlandense 'Camp's Red' x 'Weston's Magic'
424. (R. cumberlandense x R. viscosum) x R. occidentale
425. R. degronianum “Rae’s Delight’ x R. anhweiense Bruso's fragrant
426. R. maximum x ‘Arctic Gold’
427. R. pseudochrysanthum CSRG x R. anhweiense Bruso's fragrant
428. R. viscosum 'Red Tip' x R. occidentale
429. (R. wardii x R. yakushimanum) Mehlquist x 'Arctic Gold’
430. R. yakushimanum ‘King’s Dwarf' x Dexter’s R. haematodes
431. (R. yakushimanum x R. macabeanum) (Patterson’s reject) x (Arctic Gold x Atascadero*8)*7*P3
432. (R. yakushimanum x R. macabeanum) (Patterson’s reject) x [Arctic Gold x (Big Deal x 84-22*4)]*5*P2
433. ‘Ribbon Candy’ x R. cumberlandense (ASA Orange)
434. ‘Rowland P. Cary’ x Arnold Arboretum’s late R. fortunei
435. ‘Vinecrest’ x [Arctic Gold x (Big Deal x 84-22*4)]*5*P2
436. 'White Dimples’’ x Dexter’s R. haematodes
437. ‘Whitestone’ x ‘Arctic Gold’
*1. Canobie Canary = Janet Blair x Canary Island, by Knight
*2. Canobie Candela = Fragrant R. cumberlandense seedling
*3. [(Hotei x R. decorum) x Hotei]. Seedling from an earlier exchange that is most likely really
(Hotei x decorum ) op; as, Hotei can only be a female parent. It is a soft yellow with a slight fragrance
and small calyx. Nothing spectacular as a plant except that when it was juvenile it would have long lasting
red pigment in its new growth.
*4. 84-22 was a plant grown from a seed exchange contribution from Emil Bohnel. Started in 1984 the
plant had yellow flowers but poor leaf retention so The Andersons discarded it. They
regretted that decision later when seedlings from 84-22 crosses began
blooming. 84-22 = Donna Hardgrove X [Golden Star x ( Catalgla x R. wardii)]
*5. [Arctic Gold x (Big Deal x 84-22*4)] = Excellent yellow. The Andersons made cross in 2000.
*6. (MACH FS 08) = Massachusetts Chapter Flower Show 2008 new hybrid catagory entry of Robert Furman.
*7. (Arctic Gold x Atascadero*8) = good yellow with calyx by The Andersons
*8. Atascadero = Frank Fujioka hybrid. The name “Atascadero” is not an officially registered name; it is a nickname.
The cross is Lem’s Cameo x Lila Pedigo. Lila Pedigo = Odee Wright x Crest.
*9. Furman's large Pink indumented = [(Tally Ho x R. yakushimanum) x (Noyo Chief x R. yakushimanum)] x Jean
Marie de Montague
*P1. Photo @: http://www.rhododendron.org/exchange/perkins2.htm
*P2. Photo @: http://www.rhododendron.org/exchange/perkins3.htm
*P3. Photo @: http://www.rhododendron.org/exchange/perkins4.htm
Joseph E. Sadoski, USA
438. R. maximum, cw Pocono Mountains PA
Erhard Moser, Germany, zone 7a
439. R. campylogynum 'Myrtilloides', hp
440. R. citriniflorum, hp
441. R. coryanum, op
442. R. intermedium Album, op (isolated area)
443. R. lapponicum (parvifolium) ex. N. Korea, op (isolated plant)
444. R. neriiflorum ssp. euchaites, op
445. R. orbiculare, op
446. R. pachysanthum, op
447. R. planetum, op
448. R. purdomii,op ex Kansu China
449. R. rupicola var. chryseum, op (isolated plant)
450. R. scyphocalyx, op
451. R. semnoides, op
452. R. morii x R. pseudochrysanthum ex Taiwan, hp
453. Comp. - Anemone levellei
454. Comp. - Aquilegia 'Nora Barley' flora plenum
455. Comp. - Clematis fargesii
456. Comp. - Dianthus amurense
457. Comp. - Gentiana asctepiadea
458. Comp. - Hosta 'Francis Williams'
459. Comp .- Macleaya cordata
460. Comp. - Primula secundiflora ex. Sichuan
Richard Murcott, USA, zone 7, additional
461. R. schlippenbachii alba, op
Roger H. Karlsen, Norway, additional
462. (R. yakushimanum x R. strigillosum) x Roger's yellow, cp
463. Bellefontaine, op
464. Dagmar, op
465. R. fortunei 'Lu Shan', op
466. R. yakushimanum 'Silver Lady, op*1
467. R. yakushimanum 'Silver Lady, op*2
*1. OP, blooming together Queen Bee
*2. OP, blooming together R. yakushimanum 'Koichiro Wada'
Mark Saner, USA, zone 7, additional
468. Comp. - Magnolia 'Galaxy', op- moist pack
469. Comp. - Magnolia grandiflora 'Little Gem', op*1- moist pack
470. Comp. - Magnolia ''Wada's Memory' , op- moist pack
*1. OP, Possible pollinators were M. 'Bracken's Brown Beauty' and M. 'Teddy Bear'
June Sinclair, USA, zone 8, additional II
471. R. arboreum v. delavayii cw x self
472. R. arboreum v. delavayii cw x sibling
473. R. campylogynum x self
474. R. campylogynum 'Bodnant Red' x self
475. R. campylogynum v. leucanthum x self
476. R. charitopes Nymans x self
477. R. citriniflorum v. citriniflorum cw x self
478. R. concatenans WB*11 x self*1
479. R. dekatatum*2 x self
480. R. glaucophyllum bi-color cw Rock x self
481. R. glaucophyllum white x self
482. R. lacteum Lem Form x R. lacteum RSF
483. R. mallotum Cox cw x R. mallotum cw
484. R. pendulum, cw x R. pendulum cw*3
485. R. pronum x self
486. R. proteiodes x self
487. R. proteiodes*4 x self
488. R. sargentianum*5 x self
489. R. setiferum x R. setiferum
490. R. smithii cw WB*11 Sikkim x R. smithii sibling
491. R. thomsonii cw Sikkim*6 x R. thomsonii sib. cw Sikkim*7
492. R. thomsonii cw Sikkim*8 x R. thomsonii sib. cw Sikkim*9
493. R. citriniflorum or R. apodectum x self(??)
494. R. camtschaticum red, Cox, op
495. R. lowndesii, some selfed + some op
496. R. quinquefolium, op
497. R. sargentianum??*10, op
*1. Excellent metallic-blue foliage, excellent brassy yellow flowers
*2. Formerly known as R. sulfureum
*3. Has best flower with more color; Ms. Sinclair's favorite
*4. Different R. proteiodes from lot #486
*5. Ms. Sinclair believes this form of R. sargentianum is correct.
*6. Red calyx
*7. Excellent dark red
*8. Excellent dark red, red calyx
*9. Excellent
*10. Plant labeled 'sargentianum' but Ms. Sinclair is planning to check
*11. WB = Warren Berg
Dr. Richard A. Flavell, USA, zone 6b, additional
498. R. luteum 'Golden Comet'*1, op
499. R. maximum, op*2
500. R. schlippenbachii, op*3
501. R. vaseyi, op*3
502. {(Gables Yellow Fortunei x Skipper)*4 x R.sinogrande}*G1
503. R. maximum x R. diaprepes*5
504. {R. ungernii*6 x R rex RSBG*7}*G2
505. Comp. - Cercis chingii*8, op
*1. This is a selected form of the species at RSF - beautiful ; will give many beautiful deciduous azaleas.
*2. OP = this will be 99% R. maximum as many plants massed together and maximum usually selfs anyway.
*3. Breeds true from op and no need to hand pollinate.
*4.The yellow hybrid seed parent is an excellent unnamed hybrid from Gus Mehlquist; fully hardy in z 6b, great
color, as good as Phipps or Odee Wright,and never blasted a bud here in 14 years.
*5. Hardy Long Island, NY form from Roslyn Nursery - fragrant, huge plant and flowers and very late.
*6. From RSF seed
*7. R rex RSBG pollin from RSF
*8. Needs both scarification and stratification to germinate.
Scarification - soak for about 20 - 30 minutes in acid (vineager) and wash well.
Stratification - cold for 2 - 3 months.
*G1. Goal: Big leaf yellow
*G2. Goal: Bib leaf/hybrid vigor
Werner Brack, USA, zone 7, additional
506. R. pachysanthum op, plant ex June Sinclair
507. R. yakushimanum 'Wada' x R. wiltonii RSF 1975/088
508. Comp.-Magnolia grandiflora 'Edith Bogue', op, moist pack
Robert Zimmermann, USA, zone 8
509. R. calophytum (Phetteplace form x RSF 82/194)
510. R. pachysanthum (Cox pink x sibling)
Dr. Richard A. Flavell, USA, zone 6b, additional II
511. R. prunifolium x self
John Weagle, Canada, zone 6
512. R. albrechtii (Windsor) h.p.
513. R. brachycarpum 'Tony Law' x sibling h.p.
514. R. carolinianum (Jackson's robust form) h.p.
515. R. maximum*P1 (the original red maximum with red leaves) selfed
516. R. oreotrephes (Bayport form) x oreotrephes RSF66/625 F#20489:Windsor h.p. (2 heavy flowerers)
517. R. viscosum h.p.
518. R. camtschaticum (mixed colours)
519. Comp.- Berneuxia yunnanensis*2 *P2
520. Comp.- Enkianthus campanulatus v sikkokianus selfed
521. Comp.- Lilium macklinae*P3
522. Comp.- Lilium oxypetalum v. insigne*P4
523. Comp.- Menzesia ciliicalyx v purpurea dwarf form x M. 'Spring Morning'*1
*1. M. 'Spring Morning' is a Barry Starling hybrid of: M. ciliicalyx 'Buchanan's Dwarf' x ferruginea (blue leaf)
*2 The Berneuxia seed should be surface sown on a mix of 50/50 coarse peat and fine washed granite
grit. Place the pot in a plastic bag and place under fluorescent lights. Germination will occur
from 3 weeks to 4 months. In trial this year seed sprouted after 3 months, much later than
usual. When the seedling are .5 cm across gradually wean to full air exposure and plant in a
spot shaded from sun until well- established.
*P1. Photo @: http://www.rhododendron.org/exchange/weagle23.htm
*P2. Photo @: http://www.rhododendron.org/exchange/weagle26.htm
*P3. Photo @: http://www.rhododendron.org/exchange/weagle24.htm
*P4. Photo @: http://www.rhododendron.org/exchange/weagle25.htm
Fred Thurber, USA
524. ('Alena' x R. hemsleyanum RSF 73/133)*1
525. (R. degronianum var. tsukushianum ARS 92/278 x R. falconeri ssp. eximum RSF 77/785)*2
526. R. yakushimanum 'Exbury' x R. ochraceum RSF 98/660
527. 'Silver Queen' x R. arizelum RSF 65/335
*1. Good germination. Mr. Thurber's hemsleyanum cross have proved vigorous.
*2. Poor germination.
Hank Schannen, USA
528. R. fortunei, Davidian's best, op
529. R. fortunei, Lu Shan type, op
530. R. maximum, dusty blue cast to leaf, op
531. R. maximum, Roadside Pink, op
532. R. schlippenbachii, pink/white , op
June Sinclair, USA, zone 8, additional III
533. Comp.- Tigridia pavonia mixed colors*1, red eye
534. Comp.- Tigridia pavonia yellow, No eye*2
*1. White, orange & yellow
*2. Ms. Sinclair recalls this yellow to have no eye
Jens Nielsen, SW China Expedition
535. NOT a rhododendron lot number - used for Internet formatting to include short note from Jens about his trip.
There is no doubt that 2008 was a difficult year for Rhododendron seed collection in SW China which had a very,
very wet year. As a result even by October the seed capsules were in large measure very green. In order to get
seed from the most matured capsules, Mr. Nielsen had to check the development of the seed by breaking capsules
open before collecting. Other people he spoke with, also found it quite difficult to find well matured seed in
2008. Due to the very wet conditions the roads were in such a state as to make it impossible for Mr. Nielsen to
get to many places he wished to collect seed from. Consequently, the number of species collected was disappointing
and frustrating to him, as he had expected to probably collect twice the number of species. Not only had the summer
been wet, it was raining in October and after he came home and checked the weather, still a lot of rain which is
very unusual for that late in the season. But some of the target plants like R. rox. cucullatum from the type
location and R. amundsenianum were found. On a positive note the seed once cleaned after being dried slowly look
like well formed normal seed and he would expect good germination. It may be worth noting that some seed from
immature capsules seem to have more erratic germination than normal.
536. R. amundsenianum Lapponica SS --- NEW to cultivation dwarf species and so far only known from this locality.
In the photo semi mature leaves appear to have scale of two colours with some darker scales, on mature and
dried leaves the scales are uni-coloured. Very little known, possibly related to
R. nitidilum but seems quite different. S Sichuan 3950m.
537. R. bureavii aff. sp. nov? --- A rather strange species similar to bureaviodes with quite large leaves and
petioles held vertical on current year’s growth. Indumentum on petioles, shoots and upper surface of the
leaves, giving the plants a slight orange glow, which doesn’t show well in the pics due to rain. The under
side of leaves have only very patchy and scattered indumentum, becoming nearly glabrous with time: but
very glandular with tiny red glands. Plentiful and common in this location and elevation, it would be tempting
to use the name pubicostatum but Mr. Nielsen doesn'T feel that would be correct according to the description.
More typical bureavii may occur higher on this mountain, but he can’t say for sure and it is an area where
only very little collection have been done. Horticulturally quite different from bureavii and without a name
yet. S Sichuan 3800m.
538. R. concinnum ----- A few hairs on the petiole and almost no calyx in this collection from S Sichuan 3600m.
539. R. decorum:------ Yunnan-Sichuan border 3100m.
540. R. fimbriatum (hippophaeoides var. occidentale) --- Interesting to find this narrow leaved Lapponica SS in S W
Sichuan further east then recorded before. 3200m
541. R. heliolepis var fumidum ---- The eastern and quite distinct type of heliolepis with broader leaves that have
a brownish tinged S Sichuan 3800m.
542. R. hemitrichotum ---- Probably first collection of this narrow leaved racemosum relative for many years. Leaf
underside pale and on some plants in this location the underside also pubescent as well, rather like mollicomum
SW Sichuan 2800m.
543. R. irroratum ---- SW Sichuan 2800m.
544. R. lacteum ----- Large leaves which seem typical of the eastern race of this species. S Sichuan 3900m.
545. R. oreotrephes ---- SW Sichuan 3200m.
546. R. pachytricum ----- S Sichuan 3800m.
547. R. phaeochrysum ---- S Sichuan 3900m.
548. R. roxieanum var cucullatum TYPE location. -- This is probably the first seed collection ever from the mountain
where Handel-Mazzetti collected what became the type specimen in 1914. Broad leaved forms of roxieanum are very
variable and plants on this location are different from the oblanceolate leaved form (globigerum) from
Sichuan-Yunnan border and from recent introductions from Yunnan. This is probably the south eastern
limit of this species. S Sichuan 3950m.
549. R. rubiginosum ---- Yunnan-Sichuan border 3700m.
550. R. souliei ---- There are some glands on the petiole which confirm this collection as souliei which was also found
on the next mountain to the east (syn. cordatum) in 1913. Mr Nielson knows of no collection from this location
and without seeing the flower colour souliei is difficult to separate from wardii which occurs to the west. But
both usually flower as a young plant from seed. S Sichuan 3800m.
551. R. sphaeroblastum var wumengense --- Some nice blue leaved forms here and also with quite a distinctive “skin” on
the indumentum on the under side if the leaves. The name var. wumengense has been used for recent collection
from this eastern part of the species, like this collection, though the description of the variety differs on
some points. S Sichuan 3900m.
552. R. vernicosum ---- Yunnan-Sichaun border 3600m.
553. R. yunnanense ---- Yunnan-Sichuan border 3200m
June Sinclair, USA, zone 8, additional IV
554. R. schlippenbachii, op
555. R. vaseyii White Find, op
Ron Rabideau, USA
556. R. canadense, cw*1
557. R. prinophyllum, cw*2
558. R. (arborescens x prunifolium)op*3*5*P1 X R arborescens*4*5*P2
*1. cw along shoreline Stodge Meadow Pond, Ashburnham, MA. 42 40.189N, 71 52.893W
*2. cw from small island in Stodge Meadow Pond, Ashburnham, MA. 42 39.858N, 71 52.951W
*3. R. (arborescens x prunifolium)op = good red from Earl Somerville (this red- designated Rare Find H-16).
*4. Very late, low growing (1 m), white.
*5. In bloom on 7-28-08.
*P1. Photo @: http://www.rhododendron.org/exchange/rabideau45.htm
*P2. Photo @: http://www.rhododendron.org/exchange/rabideau46.htm
Paul Chafe, zone 4b/5a, Canada
559. Comp.- Agave parryi var. couesii*1*P1 7000' near Camp Verde Arizona.
560. Comp.- Agave utahensis ssp. kaibabensis*1*P2, cw 8000' Northern Arizona.
561. Comp.- Yucca angustissima*2*P3, cw, This collection is from 7600' in Utah (Not too far from Red Canyon).
562. Comp.- Yucca kanabensis*3*P4, cw, Kanab area of Utah. (collection was from above Mt. Carmel Junction at 6000'). CROP FAILURE
*1. Agaves need extrememly sharp drainage as they will rot if too much mositure is present. The utahensis can probably handle cold to -20f (or lower) if kept dry. The parryi can probably take -10f (or lower) if dry.
*2. Small growing, compact plant again with a lovely 3 foot bloom stock with white flowers. This species can take temperatures below -20f, but I can't put a definate number on it.
*3. This is a narrow endemic to the Kanab area of Utah. Beautiful plants up to 3-4 feet high with large 8 foot bloom stocks covered with
white flowers. The leaves are a light blue colour, the only species with similar colour leaves are Yucca rostrata and Yucca ridgida.
This species does not form a trunk and can take cold down to -20f or lower (based on the record low temps in Kanab itself).
*P1. Photo @: http://outdoors.webshots.com/photo/2750343050072511707VkzcHZ?vhost=outdoors ,
Photo @:
*P1. Photo @: http://outdoors.webshots.com/photo/2589592940072511707dhZUWP?vhost=outdoors
*P1. Photo @: http://outdoors.webshots.com/photo/2432333970072511707FhFTmk?vhost=outdoors
*P1. Photo @: http://outdoors.webshots.com/photo/2623518610072511707KAPlSw?vhost=outdoors
*P2. Photo @: http://outdoors.webshots.com/photo/2496873450072511707bpIVJH?vhost=outdoors
June Sinclair, USA, zone 8, additional V
563. R. albrechtii, op
564. Comp.- Tigridia pavonia mixed, all colors
Peter Norris, USA
565. R. viscosum, cw*1
566. R. makinoi ' Lydia Richards' PHA 67--011-01, op
567. R. makinoi PHA 67--011E, op
568. R. smirnowii PHA 77--98A, op
569. Congo PHA 86 - 055A, op
570. Gi-Gi PHA 81 -078B, op
571. Hal Bruce PHA 84-066A *P1, op
572. Lady Bligh PHA 81-015B, op
573. Spellbinder PHA 85-093A, op
574. Todmorden PHA 78-088B, op
575. Tripoli PHA 83 -058A, op
576. Trude Webster PHA 86 75 -045A, op
577. Comp. Stewartia rostrata, Rare Find Nursery
*1. CW from wild population on Martha's Vineyard
*P1. Photo @: http://herba.msu.ru/shipunov/w-album/20080525_marthas_vineyard/original/img_1246.html
NOTE: PHA = Polly Hill Arboretum
Tom Milner, USA
578. R. austrinum, cw, PR-WMA #10, lg. (1 1/4") pale yellow bloom, med. pink tube *1
579. R. austrinum, cw, PR-WMA #25, lg. (1 1/2") golden yellow bloom *1
580. R. canescens, cw, pink forms *2
581. R. canescens, cw, white form, very light pink in bud *2
582. R. austrinum, op, "Lilian's Favorite", lg. (1 1/2") orange bloom *3
*1 Pascagoula River Wildlife Mgmt. Area, Jackson county, Mississippi
*2 Red Creek, Stone county, Mississippi
*3 This plant was once a part of the wild swarm, but was rescued from destruction during a clearing
operation by an elderly couple living very near the swarm. This plant is one of the best oranges that
this collector has seen.
June Sinclair, USA, zone 8, additional VI
583. R. ririei*1
*1. Light purple form, which Ms. Sinclair likes best.
2 April 2009 addition to catalog.
Azaleadendron 'Futuristic'*1 x Rh. Bob Bovee*2
Seed from Fall 2008
Mark Konrad, USA
584. Futuristic*1 x Bob Bovee*2
*1. Futuristic = R. Janet Blair x Az. Gibraltar
*2. Bob Bovee = R. yakushimanum x R. wardii
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