Examples of seed wanted to the ARS exchange

American Rhododendron Society 2016 Seed Exchange

ARS SEED EXCHANGE
 

ANNOUNCEMENT

American Rhododendron Society (ARS)
SEED EXCHANGE 2016 CLOSEOUT SALE 

July 1 through July 21, 2016

Seed packets are $1.00/pkg during this brief sale period.  Shipping charges are $3.00 (U.S. dollars) per order within the U.S. and $4.00 (U.S. dollars) outside the U.S.  A few special seed lots  from the 2015 Ernebjerg Yunnan, trek are priced at at $2.00/pkg
Minimum order 10 seed packets.
Available seed lots can be viewed and ordered at the ARS web page 

http://www.rhododendron.org/seedexchange.htm

Norman Beaudry, Chairman
ARS Seed Exchange
 7921 Deepwell Drive
 Bethesda, MD 20817-1927 USA




Mail payment to: 

Norman Beaudry, Chairman
ARS Seed Exchange
7921 Deepwell Drive
Bethesda, MD 20817 USA
E-mail address:  arsseed@gmail.com


h.p.   Hand Pollinated  
c.p.   Controlled Pollination  (Stigma covered after pollination)  
o.p.   Open Pollination  
c.w.   Collected in the Wild  
comp.  Companion plants   
 
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Web Page versions of Catalog will be updated periodically.  Sold out seed lots will be marked with a strikethrough 
hybrid or species name. Species are listed italicized without the R. prefix and under the name supplied by the 
contributor, thus this name may vary as to the present classification system. Registered hybrids are marked with 
surrounding ‘    ‘  marks and  non-registered hybrids with “     “.  




R. pronum and Bent Ernebjerg.  Seeds 15-? 


2016 CATALOG LISTINGS

Bruce Clyburn, Nova Scotia  Canada
16-1   	h.p.	‘Avondale’ X ochraceum  04/266	
16-2   	h.p.	(‘Sandra Hinton’ x macabeanum 76-308) X macabeanum ‘Mike Bones’
16-3   	h.p.	Hachmann's ‘Marlis’ X ochraceum  04/266	
16-4   	h.p.	(‘Russell Harmon’ x rex) X ochraceum  04/266
16-5   	h.p.	‘Francesca’ X ochraceum  04/266
16-6   	h.p.	‘Red Brave’ X ochraceum  04/266
16-7   	h.p.	‘Cassanova’ X ‘Nancy Steele’
16-8   	h.p.	‘Bravo’ X asterochnoum 98/634
16-9   	h.p.	‘Bravo’ X calophytum 98/381
16-10  	h.p.	‘Nepal’ X calophytum 64/063
16-11  	h.p.	Gable ‘Red Cat’ X Gable ‘Red Max’
16-12  	h.p.	fortunei ‘Lu Shan’ X  fortunei, ssp. discolor 79/043
16-13  	h.p.	fortunei ‘Lu Shan’ X glanduliferum 98/487
16-14  	h.p.	(‘Sandra Hinton’ x auriculatum) X glanduliferum 98/487
16-15  	h.p.	‘Mikkeli’ X (yakushimanum x fictolacteum)
16-16  	h.p.	‘Mikkeli’ X [(yakushimanum x lacteum )x ‘Powder Snow’]
16-17  	h.p.	catawbiense ‘U. Paim’ x sutchuenense 69/810
16-18  	h.p.	(cumberlandense ‘Camp’s Red’ x occidentale) X occidentale 77/385
16-19  	h.p.	‘Summer Snow’ X [(BVT1 x auriculatum) (‘Babylon’ x auriculatum)]
16-20  	h.p.	‘Summer Summit’ X [(BVT1 x auriculatum) (‘Babylon’ x auriculatum)]
16-21  	h.p.	maximum Roseum X glanduliferum 98/487
16-22  	h.p.	Red Max ‘Mt. Mitchell’ seedling ex. Steele X Red Max ‘Curtis Creek’2
	1 BVT = brachycarpum var. tigerstedii
	2 Pollen provided by Don Hyatt

JRS Seed Exchange, Eizi Yoshimura,  Japan
16-23	c.w.	metternichii var. hondoense, Nakai,  Mt. Amagoi, Pink
16-24	o.p.	metternichii var. pentamerum, Maxim; R. degronianum Carriere, 
		Pref Miyagi, White  LIMITED
16-25	c.w.	brachycarpum, D. Don; R. fauriei Franch, Mt. Minami Hakkoda, Pink
16-26	c.w.	keiskei, Mij, Mt. Tenguiwa, Yellow
16-27	o.p.	makinoi Tagg, Pref. Tagg, Pink

Doug Jolley, West Virginia, USA
16-28	c.w.	arborescens, Tucker County, West Virginia	

Fred Thurber, Massachusetts, USA
16-29	h.p.	‘Dexter’s Peppermint’ x griffithianum RSF 92/053  Goal: Lg. fragrant flowers
16-30	h.p.	‘Alena’ x griffithianum RSF 92/053  Goal: Lg. fragrant flowers
16-31	h.p.	decorum ssp. cordatum RSF 504SD1005  x  yuefengense RSF 08/246
16-32	h.p.	minus ‘Grand Pre’ x  yuefengense  RSF 08/246  Goal: Round leaf, vigorous plant
16-33	o.p.	auriculatum RSF 14-58

George Woodard, LI, New York USA
16-34	h.p.	[{‘Janet Blair’ x [‘Nancy Evans’ x (‘Whopper’ x ‘Lem’s Cameo’)]} x {[(yakushimanum x ‘Phipps #32’) x ‘Viennese Waltz’] x ‘Gosh Darn’}]
		  X “Big Orange”
16-35	h.p.	{[‘Pacific Gold’ x (‘Dumper’s Yellow’ x “Phipps 32”)] x ‘Helsinki  University’}    X    (‘Karen Triplett’ x ‘Big Deal’)
16-36	h.p.	{[(‘Apricot Fantasy’ x ‘Bud’s Yellow’) x (‘Brasilia’ x ‘VienneseWaltz’)] x (Off-Shoot x ‘Capistrano’)} X (‘Karen Triplett’x ‘Big Deal’)
16-37	h.p.	[(‘Janet Blair’ x “Phipps #32”) x (‘Orange Marmalade’ x ‘1000 Butterflies’)]  X “Big Orange 3”
16-38	o.p.	brachycarpum var. tigerstedtii X macabeanum
16-39	h.p.	{[(‘Apricot Fantasy’ x ‘Bud’s Yellow’) x (‘Brasilia’ x ‘Viennese Waltz’)] x (‘Off-Shoot’ x ‘Capistrano’)} X “Big Orange”
16-40	h.p.	[(‘Janet Blair’ x Phipps #32) x (‘Orange Marmalade’ x ‘1000 Butterflies’)]
		x {[(‘Apricot Fantasy’ x ‘Bud’s Yellow’) x (‘Brasilia’ x ‘VienneseWaltz’)] x (‘Off-Shoot’ x ‘Capistrano’)} X ‘My Jane’
16-41	h.p.	‘Alena’ X (brachycarpum tigerstedii x macabeanum)
16-42	h.p.	[(‘Janet Blair’ x Phipps #32) x (‘Orange Marmalade’ x ‘1000 Butterflies’)]
		X [(‘Orange Marmalade’ x ‘Percy Weisman’) x (‘Voluptuous’ x “Phipps #32”)] 1”Phipps#32” is  registered ‘Phipps Yellow’

Betty Ann Addison,  Minnesota  USA
16-43	o.p.	brachycarpum  “Green as Grass”
16-44	h.p.	‘Holden’s Solar Flare’ X ‘Slam Dunk’
16-45	h.p.	maximum1 X (catawbiense x smirnowii)
16-46	h.p.	maximum1 X ‘Horizon Monarch’
16-47	h.p.	maximum1 X makinoi
16-48	h.p.	maximum1 X ‘Slam Dunk’
16-49	h.p.	mucronulatum “Bright Lavender” (selfed)
16-50	h.p.	schlippenbachii (selfed)
16-51	c.p.	Lobelia cardinalis
	1 maximum, Select, -30° F.

Peter Norris, Martha’s Vineyard, Massachusetts
16-52	h.p.	‘Betty Hume’ (sibling?) X ‘Trude Webster’ [tetraploid]   
16-53	h.p.	‘Eruption’ X yuefengense [RSBG]
16-54	h.p.	(‘Midsummer’ x Red Max) X  fortunei ssp. discolor [RSBG]
16-55	h.p.	fortunei ssp. discolor [RSBG] X (‘Midsummer’ x Red Max)
16-56	h.p.	‘Pilkington’s Pride1 X ‘Gloxineum’
16-57	h.p.	fortunei ssp. discolor[RSBG] X yuefengense
16-58	h.p.	‘Independence’ [Rare Find Nursery] X  fortunei ssp. discolor [RSBG]
16-59	h.p	“Freeman Schumacher 1,2 X  yuefengense
16-60	h.p.	‘Gloxineum’ X “Freeman Schumacher 1,2
	1 Pilkington’s Pride’ (Synonym = Cream on the Northernly Path)
	2 [FS#1 has excellent branching habit]

Johnny Svensson, Sweden
16-61	h.p.	(yakushimanum x bureavii) X Hydon Velvet
16-62	h.p.	bureavii RSF X bureavii c.w., Svend Hansen (1)
16-63	h.p.	‘Hotei‘ X ochraceum
16-64	h.p.	['Hotei' x (aureum x ‘Prelude‘)] X viscidifolium  ARS 02/652 (2)
16-65	h.p.	[Hydon Velvet x (aureum x ‘Prelude‘)] X viscidifolium
16-66	h.p.	"Marshalla" X calophytum ARS 99/35
16-67	h.p.	yakushimanum  X ochraceum
16-68	h.p.	[yakushimanum  x (aureum x "Prelude")] X viscidifolium
16-69	h.p.	yakushimanum X flinckii

Michael Oliver, Oregon USA
All seeds are intraspecific crosses of R. occidentale, the Western Azalea.
16-70	h.p.	2406 4 SM301
16-71	h.p.	TTYS X SM302
16-72	h.p.	SM104 X  SM303
16-73	h.p.	SM104 X (SM30 x 2406)4
16-74	h.p.	(SM189 x SM232) X (SM189 x SM232)5
16-75	h.p.	SM28-1 X SM1046  
16-76	h.p.	(SM189 x SM232) X DD127
16-77	h.p.	DD12 X SM30 
	1  SM30 is a Smith-Mossman find with a lot of yellow on each of the five petals. 2406 has 19:14 02-01-2016
	   a lot of pink and some yellow on all five petals.
	2  TTYS means Tom Tatum’s Yellow Standard.  This selection has a strong yellow standard 
	   and lots of yellow on the adjacent petals. 
	3  SM104 is a selection with seven petals instead of five.  The goal here is a seven petal 
	   flower with lots of yellow.   
	4  (SM30 x 2406) is a selection of the first generation cross.  It has the most pink and 
	   yellow in the flower of this cross.  The goal here is a seven petal version of the pollen parent.
	5  (SM189 x SM232)  and (SM189 x SM232)  are selections from a Dick Cavender cross.  
	   SM189 is one of the largest flowers found; it was growing in a pasture.  SM232 (‘Leonard Frisbie’) 
	   was from Stagecoach Hill and is regarded as one of the prettiest selections, with lots of color and frills.  
	   Dick Cavender grew on quite a few plants from this cross and these are probably two of the better progeny.
	6  SM28-1 is a double.   The goal of the cross is to get a double flower with seven petals.
	7  DD12 (double-dig 12) has been measured by cytometry to be a tetraploid.  It is the only known selection of 
	   R. occidentale to be identified as such.  It’s leaves appear heavier and the petals appear thicker than on other plants.

Howard Kline, Pennsylvania USA
16-78	h.p.	(‘Vulcan’s Flame’ x calophytum) X “Kathy Bones1
16-79	h.p.	(‘Vulcan’s Flame’ x calophytum) X  magnificum, 
16-80	h.p.	‘Catherine Josephine2  X  “Kathy Bones1	
	1 “Kathy Bones”  = macabeanum X calophytum 
	2  ‘Catherine Josephine’  =  Gable’s 41-64 x glischrum, RSF
	Pollen from “Kathy Bones” and magnificum  from C. Trautmann 

Richard Murcott, Long Isl. New York USA
16-81	o.p.	schlippenbachii, Alba

Toyoji Ishizaki, Gunma, Japan
16-82	c.w.	kaempferi  (Red Flower)
16-83	c.w.	tschonoskii (White Flower)
16-84	c.w.	nikoense  (Pink Flower)

Chris Trautmann, Florence, Oregon USA
16-85	h.p.	(‘Tia’ x ‘Amber Gold’) #1-15 X macabeanum, Bones #1  Goal: Compact yellow
16-86	h.p.	[(yakushimanum x falconeri) x ‘Teacher’s Pet’] X “Kathy Bones” Goal: Large leaf yellow
16-87	h.p.	(‘Fire Rim’ x ‘Trina’) X ‘Heceta Beach’1   Goal: Peachy-Orange-Yellow 
16-88	h.p.	[arboreum x (bureavii x yakushimanum)] X macabeanum, Bones #1 Goal: Excellent yellow
16-90	h.p.	(Tomorrow’s Sunset’2 x ‘Trina’) X macabeanum, Bones #1 Goal: Peach Yellow
	1   “Heceta Beach” = (‘Cayenne’ x ‘Tangerine Dream’) Don Wallace Cross
	2   “Tomorrow’s Sunset” = [(fortunei x haematodes) x ‘Frazzled’] X ‘Betty White’

Claus Staune, Denmark
16-91	c.p.	pseudochrysanthum, (ex. c.w.  Mt. Gakka) x pseudochrysanthum, AM form
16-92	c.p.	proteoides “Select” X  proteoides, R151
16-93	c.p.	proteoides  R151 X  proteoides “Select”
16-94	c.p.	proteoides  R151 X ochraceum	
16-95	c.p.	proteoides  R151 X platypodum

Ole Jonny Larsen, Norway
16-96   o.p.	albrechtii (Flowers before other azaleas. Always true from o.p. seed)
16-97   h.p.	brachycarpum, var. roseum, selfed.  (Dwarf form, quite compact grower)
16-98   o.p.	divesipilosum, ‘Milky Way’
16-99   h.p.	viscidifolium, selfed

Norman Beaudry, Maryland, USA
16-100	h.p.	‘Hardy Giant’ X  sinofalconeri  RSF 00/162
16-101	h.p.	‘Hardy Giant’ X  sinofalconeri  RSF 98/688
16-102	h.p.	‘Hardy Giant’ X  sinofalconeri  RSF 00/188
16-103	h.p.	‘Hardy Giant’ X  kesangiae RSF 91/067
16-104	h.p.	‘Hardy Giant’ X  basilicum RSF 82/038
16-105	h.p.	‘Jurassic Fantasy‘ X  magnificum (pollen:  Chris Trautmann)
16-106	h.p.	(‘Janet Blair’ x ‘Fashion Plate’) X ‘Bea MacDonald’
16-107	h.p.	‘Nestucca’ x ‘Quaker Lake’
16-108	h.p.	( maximum x  calophytum) X ‘Sir Charles Lemon’
16-109	h.p.	( maximum x  calophytum) X  hodgsonii
16-110	h.p.	‘Bea MacDonald’ X “Kathy Bones”2  (pollen: Chris Trautman)
16-111	h.p.	‘Nestucca’ X ‘Helen Vieira’
16-112	h.p.	‘Helen Ring’ X ‘Bob Furman Big Yellow’3
16-113	h.p.	‘Whitestone’ x “Kathy Bones” (pollen: Chris Trautmann)
16-114	h.p.	‘Rhodsoc’ X R. ochraceum  RSF 04/266
16-115	h.p.	maximum var. rubum X strigillosum  RSF 99/223
16-116	h.p.	(maximum x  macabeanum) X sinofalconeri (Flavell)
16-117	h.p.	(yakushimanum X BFBY, lt. yellow) x BFBY
16-118	h.p.	(yakushimanum X BFBY, yellow) x BFBY
16-119	o.p.	vaseyi
16-120	o.p.	pseudochrysanthum
16-121	o.p.	maximum, Leachii curly leaf form
16-122	h.p.	‘Doctor Denis Percell’ X ‘John Paul II’
16-123	h.p.	‘Doctor  Denis Percell’ X “Fritzie Boy”1 LIMITED
16-124	h.p.	‘Jurassic Fantasy’ X “Kathy Bones”2 (pollen: Chris Trautmann)
16-125	h.p.	‘Tiana’ X ‘Quaker Lake’4
	1 “Fritzie Boy” = ‘John Paul II’ X ‘Harold Amateis’ (Joe Minahan, Pennsylvania)
	2 “Kathy Bones” =(R. calophytum x R. macabeanum) 
	3 BFBY= ‘Bob  Furman Big Yellow’ = [(‘Golden Star’ x (Jalisco x R. yakushimanum))  x (‘Dido’ 
		x (‘Chlorops’ x R lacteum))] x ‘Golden Star’
	4 ‘Tiana’ X “Quaker Lake” is Mike Stilwell’s Dexter’s Peppermint x  hyperythrum 

Kristian Theqvist, Finland, zone 6a
16-126	c.p. 	‘Alli' 1 X  chamaethomsonii 2
16-127	c.p.	'Alli' 1 X  wasonii 3
16-128	c.p. 	brachycarpum var. tigerstedtii 4  X  adenogymum 5
16-129	c.p. 	brachycarpum var. tigerstedtii 4 X  microgynum 6
16-130	c.p.	bureavii 7 X  smirnowii 8
16-131	c.p.	'Great Dane' 9  X  'Mikkeli' 10
16-132	c.p.	'Great Dane' 9  X  smirnowii 8
16-133	c.p.	HeluFort-01 11 X  campylocarpum, ssp. caloxanthum 12
16-134	c.p.	HeluFort-01 11 X 'Mikkeli' 10
16-135	c.p.	HeluFort-01 11 X  'Weinlese' 13
	1 'Alli' is brachycarpum x aureum, a cross by Bengt Kihlman, a low growing plant with light yellow flowers
	2 chamaethomsonii is a red flowered species in subsection Neriiflora
	3 wasonii is yellow flowered species in subsection Taliensia
	4 brachycarpum var. tigerstedtii is a super hardy species in subsection Pontica
	5 adenogymum is from subsection Taliensia
	6 microgynum is a red flowered species in subsection Neriiflora
	7 bureavii is from subsection Taliensia
	8 smirnowii is hardy species in subsection Pontica
	9 'Great Dane' is Jens Birck's yakushimanum x rex
	10 'Mikkeli', hardy hybrid from Finland
	11 HeluFort-01  is ‘Helsinki University’ x fortunei, white fragrant flowers
	12  campylocarpum, ssp. caloxanthum is a yellow flowered species in subsection Campylocarpa
	13 'Weinlese'  is W. Nagel’s red flowered smirnowii hybrid having genes also from the Fabia Group
	(dichroanthum x griersonianum)

Joe Bruso, Massachusetts USA Zone 6A
16-136	h.p.	[(yakushimanum x lacteum) x (yakushimanum x macabeanum )] X (yakushimanum x wardii) 
		   Goal: Yellow, indumentum, big leaves
16-137	h.p.	[(yakushimanum x lacteum) x (yakushimanum x macabeanum )] X sinofalconeri RSF00/206  
		   Goal: Yellow, indumentum, big leaves
16-138	h.p.	“Jade n Suede” X [arboreum x (bureavii x yakushimanum)] Trautmann  Goal: Foliage
16-139	h.p.	(bureavii x yakushimanum) X macabeanum Trautmann  Goal: Foliage, Big leaves
16-140	h.p.	(bureavii x yakushimanum) X [arboreum x (bureavii x yakushimanum) Trautmann  Goal: Foliage
16-141	h.p.	(yakushimanum x campanulatum(red) ) X strigillosum RSF262  Goal: Red, foliage
16-142	h.p.	(brachycarpum x pachysanthum) X (yakushimanum x pachysanthum (pink with blotch) 
		   Goal: Foliage, pachysanthum look
16-143	h.p.	(‘Vinecrest’ x “Rising Sun”) X (yakushimanum x wardii) Goal: Yellow, foliage
16-144	h.p.	[‘Calsap’ x (fortunei x fictolacteum)] X (‘Nestucca’ x pseudochrysanthum)
		Goal: Large flowers with blotch on compact plant
16-145	h.p.	‘Mrs. Furnival’ X [‘Calsap’ x (fortunei x fictolacteum)]  Goal: Heavy blotch
16-146	h.p.	‘Mrs. Furnival’ X (‘Calsap’ x rex) Clyburn,  Goal: Heavy blotch
16-147	h.p.	‘Bananaflip’ X ‘Percy Wiseman’  Goal: Yellow, tropical flowers
16-148	h.p.	(maximum x makinoi) x (hemsleyanum x rex) Flavell Goal: Large linear foliage
16-149	h.p.	“Paul Vossburg” X ‘Harold Amateis’  Goal: Late red
16-150	h.p.	“Paul Vossburg” X yuefengense,RSF   Goal: Rounded leaves
16-151	h.p.	‘Red River’ X sinofalconeri RSF87/202  Goal: Foliage
16-152	h.p.	‘Red River’ X (yakushimanum x falconeri) Flavell  Goal: Foliage
16-153	h.p.	‘Red River’ X pachysanthum RSF98/064 Goal: Foliage with pachysanthum look
16-154	h.p.	‘Red River’ X auriculatum RSF 98/064 Flavell   Goal: Large, late flowers with pachysanthum look to foliage
16-155	h.p	‘Bravo!’ X  pachysanthum RSF98/06x Goal: Foliage with pachysanthum look to foliage

Walter Ostrom,  Nova Scotia
16-156	h.p.	canadense, alba			

David Walylko, W. Pennsylvania USA
16-157	h.p.  	Anderson’s ‘Prom Queen’ X ‘Cadis’
16-158	h.p.  	Anderson’s ‘Prom Queen’ X ‘Dexter’s Peppermint’
16-159	h.p.  	Anderson’s ‘Prom Queen’ X ‘Calsap’
16-160	c.w.  	maximum “Sung Hollow”, Johnstown, Pennsylvania USA

Robert Zimmerman, Port Ludlow, WA USA
16-161	c.w.	albiflorum, Hurricane Ridge,  Olympic National Park, WA USA	
16-162	h.p.	dalhousiae var. rhabdotum
16-163	h.p.	denudatum, ex AC 1087
16-164	h.p.	glanduliferum,  ex SEH 174
16-165	h.p.	macabeanum  ex AC 5559
16-166	h.p.	macrophyllum, long leaf form x deeper red flowered form
16-167	h.p.	seinghkuense, ex CCHH

Joergen Nielsen, Denmark
16-168	h.p.	elegantulum (Tue Jørgensen) X elegantulum  (ARS 93.1556 (RSF 75.1x2 4 73.336)
16-169	h.p.	yakushimanum (RST garden) (ARS 92-365) X yakushimanum, Esveld Selection
16-170	h.p.	(yakushimanum x fortunei) X (wardii x lacteum)

Betty Ann Addison Minneapolis, Minnesota USA  (Second Submission, see 43-51)
16-175	h.p.	“Candelabra”1X ‘Pink Flourish’
16-176	h.p.	“Green As Grass”2 X ‘Henry’s Red’ 
16-177	h.p.	“Misty Blush”3 X ‘White Peter’
16-178	h.p.	“Misty Blush”3 X ‘Hoopla’
	1 catawbiense X smirnowii, -25° F
	2 brachycarpum, ex. Korea, hardy to -30° F
	3 brachycarpum, v. compactum X ‘White Peter’, Soft Pink flowers, compact -30° F

Jack Looye, Ontario, Canada
16-179	h.p.	(yakushimanum, six pack  x ‘Sweet LuLu’) X (‘Papaya Punch’ x ‘Casanova’ )
16-180	h.p.	‘Jean Marie de Montague’ X  Red Max

Erhard Moser, Germany
16-181	h.p.	callimorphum, selfed	
16-182	h.p.	campanulatum  ex. Nepal, thick indumentum
16-183	h.p.	campylogynum, Orange, selfed
16-184	h.p.	semibarbatum, selfed 
16-185	o.p.	citriniflorum
16-186	h.p.	trichanthum, isolated plant
16-187	h.p.	yakushimanum X smirnowii

Marty Carson, Minnesota USA
16-188	h.p.	‘Peter Tigerstedt’ X ‘Pink Flourish’
16-189	h.p.	“Poholja’s Daughter” X ’Hoopla’
16-190	h.p.	’Helikki’ X ‘Slam Dunk’
16-191	h.p.	’Helsinki University’ X ‘Medusa’
16-192	h.p.	’Haaga’ X ‘Loderi Venus’
16-193	h.p.	’Pekka’ X  hemsleyanum, selfed (F2)
16-194	o.p.	‘Yellow Eyes’
16-195	o.p.	‘Northern Hi-Lights’

Werner Brack, Long Island, New York USA
16-196	h.p.	‘Arthur J. Ivens’  X williamsianum 75-307
16-197	h.p.	‘Harold Amateis’ X ‘Ellie Green’
16-198	h.p.	‘Mary Guthlein’ X ‘Bud's Yellow’
16-199	h.p.	‘Glow Light’ X  ‘Percy Wiseman’
16-200	h.p.	“Darren McKay”1 X ‘Bud's Yellow’
16-201	h.p.	‘Fantastica’ X  ‘Consolini's Windmill’
16-202	h.p.	‘My Jane’ X ‘Bud's Yellow’
16-203	o.p.	faberi  291sd 2000 
16-204	o.p.	hanceanum nanum 
	1 Darren McKay is an unregistered hybrid by Emil and Betty Hager and named in Memory of the McKay's 
	     severely handicapped son that died at an early age. It has a very attractive flower of an unusual color. 

Mike McCullough, California USA
16-205 	c.w.	macrophyllum from the area of Low Divide Road.  Low Divide Road , Del Norte
		County, California  between mileposts 8.36 and 8.48
16-206 	c.w. 	occidentale  Azalea State Reserve  3402, Humbolt County, CA  Twenty to twenty-six  3” wide pink and white 
		   candy stripe flowers per truss  which have an orange to yellow flare and some color spreading to one of the upper 
		   wing petals. Some flowers have six petals. 
16-207 	c.w. 	occidentale A02 Big Basin Redwoods State Park, Santa Cruz County, California. 2 in. white flowers with an orange flare 
		   and white line running down the middle, 22 flowers per truss. Flare fades to light yellow with age.  Discovered 
		   by Cam Ainsworth and Howard Oliver.
16-208 	c.w. 	occidentale Big Basin 602,   Big Basin Redwoods State Park, Santa Cruz County, California. 2 3/8 in. white flowers, 
		   16 to 20 per truss,  pink  tube, and an orange flare, the orange sometimes spreads to adjoining petals. Some flowers 
		   have pink rays extending the length of the petal from the pink tube. 
16-209 	c.w. 	occidentale Big Basin 1004,   Big Basin Redwoods State Park, Santa Cruz County, California. White flower, 18 flowers 
		   per truss, some pink on tube, and an orange flare with a slight yellow spill over on adjoining petals.  Some 
		   flowers have pink rays extending the length of the petal from the pink tube.   
16-210 	c.w. 	occidentale Big Basin 2801  Big Basin Redwoods State Park. White flowers, 16 to ½ in. flowers per truss, with a 
		   yellow flare on the upper petal. A vertical white line runs the length of the middle of the flare. 
16-211 	c.w. 	occidentale Big Basin 2802  Big Basin Redwoods State Park, Santa Cruz County, California.  White 2½ in. wide flowers, 
		   11 to 15 flowers per truss, a yellow flare on the upper petal with a white vertical line running the length of 
		   the flare. Pink ¾ in. tube with pink lines running the length of the outside of the 1½ in.petal. 
16-212 	c.w. 	occidentale Divide 3210  Low Divide Road near milepost 8.48, Del Norte County, California. Pink and white candy 
		   stripe flowers and an orange flare. In full bloom when discovered on July 13, 2011. Reddish fall foliage.
16-213 	c.w. 	occidentale Low Divide 3601  Low Divide Road near milepost 8.36, A bit West of Del Norte County, California. 15 
		   1 ¾ in. flowers per truss whicha re a pink and white candy stripe, with ane orange flare which has a pink streak  
		   running up the middle.  
16-214 	c.w. 	occidentale  Mt. Tam 1312.  Mt. Tamalpais, Marin County, California.  2½ in. white flowers, 10 per truss, pink tube, 
		   lower half of petal from tip to base is a faint pink, and with an orange tube.  Some flowers have six petals, 
		   upper petal and left wing petal being orange.
16-215 	c.w. 	occidentale  Mt. Tam 2704   Mt. Tamalpais, Marin County, California.  White 2½ in.  flowers, 17 per truss. Has an 
		   orange flare that fades to yellow. There is some pink on the tips of the flower buds. Was in full bloom when 
		   discovered on June 26, 2006, though all my discoveries at Potrero Meadow were well past their peak. 
16-216 	c.w. 	occidentale  Mt. Tam 2903   Mt. Tamalpais, Marin County, California.  Sixteen 2½ in. wide white  flowers per truss. 
		   Yellow flare with a white line running down the middle.  
16-217 	c.w. 	occidentale  Mt. Tam 3110   Mt. Tamalpais, Marin County, California.  White 2 in. diameter flowers, 10 to 12 per 
		   truss, which have some pastel pink tubes and some pink in the upper wing petals. Not all flowers in the same truss
 		   have pink in the corolla or tube. Orange flare.
16-218 	c.w. 	occidentale  Mt. Tam 3203   Mt. Tamalpais, Marin County, California.  13 to 16 two in. wide white flowers per truss.  
		   Pink tube and a pink line running up the petal to the tip of the petal.  Almost all in full bloom 12. VI.11
		   when discovered, while most of the other occidentale had no buds open or only a few flowers open.
16-219	c.w.	occidentale  Between Mt. Tam 2903 and 3203   Reddish fall foliage.  Mt. Tamalpais, Marin County, California.
16-220	c.w.	occidentale  Located 11 strides north of  Mt. Tam   3203   Reddish fall foliage .  Mt. Tamalpais, Marin County, California.
16-221	c.w.	occidentale Patricks Point 2301.   2 ¼ wide white flowers, 16 to 18 per truss.  Yellow flare with a faint pink  
		   line running up the middle of it.  Pink tube with pink lines running up the middle the middle of the outside 
		   of the petal to the tip.  When in full bloom, it is covered with flowers.
16-222	c.w.	occidentale  Sea Ranch 2301   Sea Ranch, Sonoma County, California.  Corolla is 2 in. wide. Pink and white candy stripe 
		   flower, 16 flowers per truss, orange flower which fades to yellow has some pink in it. Chocolately brown new foliage.
16-223	c.w.	occidentale  Sea Ranch 2901   Sea Ranch, Sonoma County, California.  10 to 17 pink and white candy stripe 2 in. wide 
		   flowers per truss.  Orange flare with a bunch of deep pink in the center. Flare fades to yellow with age. 
		   Reddish or deep pink tube. Reddish or deep pink flower  bud.
16-224	c.w.	occidentale  Stage Coach 1801  Stage Coach Hill, Humboldt County, California. 2 in. pink and white candy stripe, 
 		   14 to 15 flowers per truss, red flare, which is surrounded by orange which fades to yellow.
16-225	o.p.	cubittii   Ashcombe  From Monte Toyon
16-226	o.p.	delavayi   var. albotomentosum KW 21976 From Monte Toyon
16-227	o.p.	magnificum  From Monte Toyon
16-228	o.p.	supranubium  From Monte Toyon
16-229	o.p.	yakushimanum  From Monte Toyon
16-230	h.p.	(burmanicum x dalhousiae)  X 'My Lady'   Maddenii Series hybrid fragrant yellow and pink flowers
16-231	h.p.	(burmanicum x dalhousiae)  X unknown    Maddenii Series hybrid
16-232	h.p.	Else Frye1 X rhabdotum RSF 2006/046   Maddenii Series hybrid. fragrant yellow flowers
16-233	h.p.	'My Guy' X 'My Lady'   Maddenii Series hybrid fragrant yellow and pink flowers
16-234	h.p.	'My Guy' X unknown   Maddenii Series hybrid
16-235	h.p.	'My Lady' X rhabdotum RSF 2006/046   Maddenii Series hybrid. Fragrant yellow flowers
16-236	h.p.	Mysterious Maddenii2 X  dalhousiae  Maddenii Series hybrid. Fragrant yellow flowers
16-237	h.p.	Mysterious Maddenii2  X  rhabdotum RSF 2006/046     Maddenii Series hybrid. Fragrant yellow flowers
	1  Else Frye is very likely ciliicalyx x forsterianum. Very fragrant, white, flushed pink to rose flowers, with 
		   bright yellow throat. Hybridized by Else Frye and raised by Paul Bowman.
	2  Mysterious Maddenii  May be a cross of parryae x taronense.  Very fragrant fairly large white flowers. 
		   Hybrid from Howard Kerrigan.
        Photo: look at ARS seed list 2014  no:312-352

Tim Behan, Massachusetts USA
16-238	c.w.	maximum, South Kingston, Rhode Island USA, native population, 41 27’ 22”, 71 33’ 
		18”, Elevation 94 ft (28 m), Zone 6b
16-239	c.w.	maximum, South Kingston, Rhode Island USA, native population, 41 27’ 22”, 71 33’ 
		18”, Elevation 94 ft (28 m), Zone 6b
16-240	c.w.	maximum, South Kingston, Rhode Island USA, native population, 41 27’ 22”, 71 33’ 
		18”, Elevation 94 ft (28 m), Zone 6b

Yasuyuki Doi, Japan
16-241	c.p.	brachycarpum var. roseum (select, c.w.)*# X  {(wardii x yakushimanum) x 
		dichroanthum; orange fl.} 
 		* #;This form is a very compact (dwarf) tree with egg-shaped leaves, good pink 
		flower from Cape Erimo (cw). Leaf with thin indumentums
16-242	c.p.	brachycarpum var. roseum (select) X lacteum(RSF)
16-243	c.p.	brachycarpum var. roseum (select) X  kesangiae; red fl.(RSF)
16-243A	c.p.	brachycarpum var. roseum (select) X  campylocarpum (RSF)
16-244	c.p.	brachycarpum var. roseum (select) X macabeanum(RSF)  
16-245	h.p.	[‘Carmen’ x {(yakushimanum x pseudochrysanthum) x haematodes}] 
		X brachycarpum v. roseum (select)
16-246	h.p.	‘Fabia Tangerine’ X  brachycarpum var. roseum(select)
16-247	h.p.	yuefengense X  brachycarpum var. roseum (select)
16-248	h.p.	‘Circus’## X  aureum
   		*#: Fabia X Purple Splendour, yellowish pink fl. (Glendoick G.)
16-249	h.p.	‘Fabia Tangerine’ X  aureum
16-250	h.p.	aureum  X campylocarpum (RSF)
16-251	h.p.	aureum  X wardii (RSF)
16-252	h.p.	aureum X (wardii x macabeanum)*#
		*#  Glendoick G. 		
16-253	h.p.	brachycarpum var. roseum (select) X ‘Extraordinaire’*#
    		*#: from Greer G., unusual, beautiful large spot.  Hybrid with dichroanthum, discolor, campylocarpum and griffithianum

Kenny Hammarlund, Sweden
16-254	c.p.	campanulatum X ‘Susan’1
16-255	c.p.	(yakushimanum x sutchuenense) X  “Dr. Kurt Nielsen”2
16-256	c.p.	“Dr. Kurt Nielsen”  X Self
16-257	c.p.	yakushimanum x ‘Hachman’s Best Dane’3
	1  campanulatum x fortunei 		
	2  taliense x calophytum
	3  yakushimanum, wild species selection

Joe Coleman, Georgia USA
16-258	c.w.	minus, Mt. Toxaway, North Carolina
16-259	c.w.	cumberlandense, Jackson County, Alabama
16-260	c.w.	vaseyi, Cashiers, North Carolina
16-261	c.w.	vaseyi, Mt. Toxaway, North Carolina
16-262	c.w.	vaseyi, Mt. Toxaway, North Carolina
16-263	c.w.	eastmanii, Lee Cemetery, South Carolina
16-264	c.w.	viscosum, Mt. Toxaway, North Carolina
16-265	c.w.	calendulaceum, Hooper Bald, North Carolina
16-266	c.w.	calendulaceum, Hooper Bald, North Carolina
16-267	o.p.	flammeum, Fairburn, West Fulton County, Georgia
16-268	c.w.	arborescens, Southwest Georgia
16-269	c.w.	arborescens, Southwest Georgia
16-270	c.w.	prunifolium, Southwest Georgia
16-271	c.w.	canescens, Jackson County, Alabama
16-272	o.p.	canescens, Callaway Gardens, Georgia
16-273	c.w.	colemanii #1, Southwest Georgia
16-274	c.w.	arborescens, Southwest Georgia
16-275	c.w.	prunifolium,  Southwest Georgia
16-276	c.w.	prunifolium, Adcock,  Good Red
16-277	c.w.	calendulaceum, Hooper Bald, North Carolina
16-278	c.w.	calendulaceum, Hooper Bald #2, North Carolina
16-279	c.w.	arborescens, late

Ken Shannik, Nova Scotia
16-280	c.w.	canadense,  Indian Harbour, Nova Scotia
16-281	o.p.	canadense album, nearby native canadense

John Weagle, Nova Scotia
16-282	h.p.	kaempferi, (ex. Hakodate, Japan) X  siblings, Halifax Public Gardens
16-283	o.p.	mucronulatum, var. taguetii, comes 30% true
16-284	o.p.	mucronulatum, ‘Woodland Pink’ X ‘Cornell Pink’ a good percentage will yield 
16-285	h.p.	lapponicum, (c.w. Newfoundland X selfed)
16-286	h.p.	"Dartmoor Rose", selfed
16-287	c.p.	‘Watchet’ X  (nakaharae, orange form x kiuisianum, ‘Mt. Fuji’) F2

Jens Birck, Denmark
16-288	c.p.	proteoides R151 X proteoides GB 700. "A rarity indeed"
16-289	c.p.	(‘Bambi’ x proteoides) #25 X  recurvoides
16-290	c.p.	‘Goldsprenkel’ X citriniflorum ssp. horaeum
16-291	c.p.	‘Goldsprenkel’ X rex, Tue Jørgesen

Rosemary Hartman, Oregon
16-292	h.p.	hyperythrum
16-293	h.p.	(hyperythrum x makinoi) X (yakushimanum x strigillosum)
16-294	h.p.	rockii  (syn: hunnewellianum)
16-295	h.p.	mucronulatum, deep lavender  
16-296	h.p.	mucronulatum  X dauricum, dwarf pink
16-297	h.p.	Azalea hybrid cross, (Soquee River x Comeille) small cream tubular 
		bloom with double layer (hose in hose type) pointed petals turns deep coral X RH 2004-10. 
		Early floriferous pink/cream/yellow seedling. Extraordinary
16-298	h.p.	Azalea hybrid cross, Strawberry Ice X RH 2015-7. Very large deep 
		pink seedling with ruffled petals.
16-299	h.p.	Azalea hybrid cross, RH 2009-40 (calendulaceum x occidentale), 
		yellow flat faced, bloom, deeper yellow flare, touches of 
		pinkish/orange X RH 2001-22, frilly, orange and coral seedling 
		with yellow flare.
16-300	h.p.	Azalea hybrid cross, RH 2009-16, light orange and gold seedling with 
		yellow orange flare, X RH 2011-13 (Soquee River cross), large 
		apricot and gold mixed color bloom, frilly petal edges.
16-301	h.p.	Azalea hybrid cross, 'Harvest Moon' X RH 2001-22, frilly orange and coral seedling with yellow flare.
16-302	h.p.	Azalea hybrid cross, RH 2011-7, golden yellow low growing seedling, very long tube, turns apricot as it ages, x RH 2011-13 
		   (Soquee River cross) large apricot and gold mixed  color bloom, frilly petal edges.
16-303	h.p.	Azalea hybrid cross, RH 2001-22, frilly orange/coral seedling with yellow flare X RH 2015-7, large pink seedling with ruffled petals

Ed Reekie, Nova Scotia Canada
16-304	h.p.	‘Pennsylvania’ X occidentale,  RSF 4636
16-305	h.p.	molle ssp. japonicum  X  prinophyllum
16-306	h.p.	calendulaceum  X ‘Washington State Centennial’
16-307	o.p.	mucronulatum
16-308	o.p.	luteum
16-309	o.p.	schlippenbachii
16-310	o.p.	prinophyllum

John Heinze, Ohio USA
16-311	h.p.	'Jelly Bean Fever' X ‘Phipps 51’
16-312	h.p.	‘Pana’ X ‘Phipps 51’
16-313	h.p.	‘Little Bonnie’ X ‘Slippery Rock’, for hardiness
16-314	h.p.	‘Slippery Rock’ X Lt. Pink fortunei, for hardiness
16-315	h.p.	‘Phipps 51’ X (‘Pygmalion’ X haematodes) x yakushimanum, Exbury))
16-316	h.p.	‘Phipps 51’ X ‘Slippery Rock’, for hardiness

Jaakko Saarinen, Finland
16-317	c.w.	tomentosum, Finland, Pihtipudas, Liitonjärvi, 63°26'N 25°53'E, 155 m
16-318	c.p.	brachycarpum var. tigerstedtii, Arboretum Mustila (ex South Korea, 
		Mt. Sorak, 1500 m - not the classic 1931 collection but a 1976
		collection of identical plants further south)

Mike O’Hara, Pennsylvania USA
16-319	h.p.	‘Ruth’s Showstopper’ X ‘Night Music’ (Jim Barlup Pollen)
16-320	h.p.	‘Lehigh Gold’ X ‘Orchid Bouquet’
16-321	h.p.	‘Sun High’ X  ‘Fashion Plate’

Lloyd Gilmore, British Columbia, Canada
16-322	h.p.	“Pretty Baby”2 X ‘Dexter’s Peppermint’
16-323	h.p.	‘Pure Pleasure’2 X  ‘Dexter’s Peppermint’
16-324	h.p.	“Sooke Clouds”3 X ‘Dexter’s Peppermint’
16-325	h.p.	“Chantilly”4 X ochraceum, RSF 98759
16-326	h.p.	“Chantilly”4 X  “Whitney’s Best Red”
16-327	h.p.	“Chantilly”4 X ‘Brigadoon’
	1  ‘Cornubia X degronianum ssp. yakushimanum
	2  decorum X yakushimanum, R.A. Furman
	3  Jeda X pachysanthum, Pink fading to white, calyx x indumentums
	4  A dwarf deep red with white indumentums, small calyx. ‘Jeda’ x (sanguineum x haemaleum)

Mike Creel,  South Carolina USA
16-328	o.p.	‘Aromi Sunrise’ large yellow-orange , growing near other austrinum X Exbury hybrids and alabamense.
16-329	o.p.	eastmanii, 'North Wall' white with yellow  blotch, suffused with pink, in tight group with 3 other 
		   eastmanii, Meadow, Charles Eastman, and one unnamed, produces pure species seed.
16-330	o.p.	chapmanii, 'Woodlanders Pink,' isolated from other evergreen rhododendron on right trail.  
		   Seedling from Woodlanders Nursery.
16-331	o.p.	chapmanii, from pink and white group on left trail, growing in pure stand, isolated from all other 
		evergreen rhododendrons, produces pure seed.
16-332	o.p.	maximum, Cliffs of Glassy, pink, from group of seedlings grown from nature trail on  
		Chestnut Ridge preserve near Landrum, SC, in Greenville County. Isolated from other 
		   evergreen rhododendrons, produces pure seed.
16-333	o.p.  	minus, var. carolinianum, 'Snow Bank', pure white, fertilized filaments turn pink, isolated from 
		   other evergreen rhododendrons. Produces mirror seedlings in flower color, habit, etc.
16-334	o.p.	minus,  Early Minus, light pink, earlier than species, from plants 
		  grown from cuttings stuck 03-12-07,  collected from a colony in Covington County, Alabama, on the bluffs and banks of the 
		  reservoirs of the Conecuh River.  They bloom earlier than the other Coastal Zone minuses to the east (lower Chattahoochee River) and 
		  the west (Alabama River in Monroe County, Alabama).
16-335	o.p.	arborescens, Early Arb 2, blooms in late April, growing with 3 plants, one Early Arb 3. Seed and cutting grown from an isolated 
		  population in Aiken County, SC on Bull Creek in headwaters of the South Edisto River. Pure species seed.
16-336	o.p.	flammeum X flammeum
16-337	o.p.	Withdrawn

Polly Hill Arboretum (PHA), Massachusetts USA
16-338	o.p.	albrechtii, PHA 98-159A
16-339	o.p.	atlanticum, PHA 59-041C
16-340	o.p.	calendulaceum, PHA 70-002  
16-341	o.p.	makinoi, ‘Lydia Richards’  PHA 67-011-01
16-342	o.p.	makinoi, ‘Temple Flutes’  PHA 67-011-02AC
16-343	o.p.	molle, ssp. japonicum  PHA 2006-178
16-344	o.p.	mucronulatum, PHA 7x-071A 
16-345	o.p.	pentaphyllum, PHA 7x-057B
16-346	o.p.	reticulatum, PHA 98-66A
16-347	o.p.	semibarbatum ‘PHA 98-166A
16-348	o.p.	schlippenbachii, PHA 98-165B
16-349	o.p.	vaseyi  PHA 64-001B

Donald Hyatt, Virginia USA
16-350	c.w.	calendulaceum FS-11-04, “Duke Rankin”, large flowered deep orange, 
		Graham County, NC. 
16-351	c.w.	calendulaceum FS-11-07, “Hooper Pumpkin”, large orange with gold 
		flare, , Graham County, NC.  
16-352	c.w.	calendulaceum FS-11-11, ruffled red with gold flare, Graham County, NC.  
16-353	c.w.	calendulaceum FS-11-19, ‘Hooper’s Copper’, large flowered bicolor, opens yellow 
		but deepens to coppery orange with age,  Graham County, NC
16-354	c.w.	calendulaceum FS-11-20, Large flowered red selection,  Graham County, NC.  
16-355	c.w.	calendulaceum, FS-11-28, salmon pink selection,  Graham County, NC
16-356	c.w.	calendulaceum mixed, primarily large flowered forms with flowers of orange, 
		orange-red, red, or gold,  Graham County, NC.  
16-357	c.w.	calendulaceum, “Roan Little Yellow”, golden yellow selection, compact plant,  
		Mitchell County, NC.  
16-358	c.w.	calendulaceum, “Roan Big Bird”, clear yellow selection, tall plant,  Mitchell 
		County, NC.  
16-359	c.w.	calendulaceum, orange-red selection, tall plant,  Mitchell County, NC.  
16-360	c.w.	calendulaceum, “Roan Molten Lava”, ruffled orange selection, c.w., Mitchell County, NC.  
16-361	c.w.	calendulaceum mixed, wide color range including yellow, orange, to orange-red,  
		Mitchell County, NC.
16-362	c.w.	catawbiense, lavender pink,  (5500 ft elevation), Mitchell County, NC
16-363	c.w.	maximum, “Curtis Creek” (Red Max), red,  McDowell County, NC
16-364	c.w.	maximum, picotee selection, white with pink edge,  McDowell County, NC
16-365	c.w.	maximum, pink selection,  McDowell County, NC
16-366	c.w.	maximum, large leaf form,  McDowell County, NC
16-367	c.w.	maximum, mixed white to blush pink,  McDowell County, NC
16-368	c.w.	minus var. “smokianum”, lavender-pink to purple, compact plant,  Sevier County, TN
16-369	c.w.	vaseyi, mixed shades of pink (elevation 5500 ft), Haywood County, NC
16-370	c.w.	vaseyi, mixed shades of pink (elevation 4000 ft), Haywood County, NC

George McLellan, Virginia USA
16-371	c.w.	atlanticum, white, Charles City County, VA.  

R. Perriard, Denmark
16-372	c.p.	wardii, LST x Sister
16-373	c.p.	haematodes x Sister
16-374	c.w.	chaetomallum,  c.w. Perriard, Laqielie, 3800 m. Biluo Xue /Shan
16-375	c.w.	mekongense,  c.w. Perriard, Laqielie, 3800 m. Biluo Xue /Shan (yellow and orange)

Richard Flavell, Connecticut USA
16-376	h.p.	calophytum Bovee (Pink) X sinofalconeri SEH229
		Foliage,  big pink fading ivory flowers hardier than "Kathy Bones”
16-377	h.p.	‘Harold Amateis’ X ‘Red Majesty’1
		 big red flowers, indumentum, foliage
16-378	h.p.	‘Harold Amateis’ X (yakushimanum x strigillosum), Rare Find Nursery
		big rose-red flowers, indumentum, foliage
16-379	h.p.	hyperythrum (from RSF seed ca 1994) X hyperythrum from RSF seed ca 1994
		Great species, heat tolerant, floriferous, beautiful parent plants
16-380	h.p	‘March Madness’2   Mehlquist X huanum RSF 99/484 
		Better Foliage, purple foliage, purple flowers, red calyx
16-381	h.p.	‘March Madness’2 Mehlquist X “Kathy Bones”3 (R.macabeanum x R. calophytum)
		Better foliage, pink-purple flowers
16-382	h.p.	praevernum RSF seedling, best flowers X sinofalconeri SEH229
		foliage, big pink fading Ivory flowers hardier than "Kathy Bones”
16-383	h.p.	(smirnowii  x rex), U. Washington Botanic Garden  X ‘Hardy Giant’
		Better foliage, indumentum
16-384	h.p.	(smirnowii  x rex, narrow leaf)  X  rex KW4509
		Better foliage, indumentum
16-385	h.p.	(smirnowii  x rex, narrow leaf)  X (yakushimanum x falconeri)  Sather, Whitney
		Better foliage, indumentum
16-386	h.p.	(yakushimanum x falconeri) (Sather, Whitney) X sinofalconeri SEH229
		Yellow flowers, better foliage, indumentum
16-387	h.p.	(yakushimanum x falconeri) (Sather, Whitney) X ‘Hardy Giant’
		Better foliage, indumentum-compact hardy giant
16-388	h.p.	(yakushimanum x haemaleum) X (yakushimanum x strigillosum), Rare Find Nursery, red indumentum, foliage, hardy
16-389	h.p.	yakushimanum Exbury X kesangiae RSF91/067  flowers Salmon Color
		Beautiful seedlings
16-390	h.p.	yakushimanum Exbury X sinofalconeri SEH229
		Foliage, pale yellow flowers indumentum
		1   ‘Red Majesty’ = (R.elliottii x R.strigillosum)
		2   ‘March Madness’ = (Purpureum Elegans’ x calophytum)
		3   “Kathy Bones” = (R.macabeanum x R.calophytum)

Mike Stilwell, Virginia USA
16-391	c.w.	catawbiense, Slate Mountain, Surrey County, North Carolina, Dark Purple Flowers, Fragrant
16-392	h.p.	[‘Helen Everitt’ X (‘Cadis’ x ‘Autumn Gold’)] X Furman Yellow ARS 2013-381*1
16-393	h.p.	[(‘Cadis’ x ‘Autumn Gold’) x ‘Snow Shimmer’] X {[(‘Cadis’ x ‘Autumn Gold’) x Yellow decorum] x (hyperythrum x ‘Unique’)}
16-394	h.p.	‘Skyglow’ X ‘Helen Vieira’
16-395	h.p.	‘Champagne’ X ‘Helen Vieira’
16-396	h.p.	(‘Albert Close’ x hyperythrum) X metternichii var. hondoense
16-397	h.p.	Jack Cowles HP 219-67 X Furman Yellow ARS 2013-3811
16-398	h.p.	[‘Helen Everitt’ X (‘Cadis’ x ‘Autumn Gold’)] X {[(‘Cadis’ x ‘Autumn Gold’) x yellow decorum] x (hyperythrum x ‘Unique’)}
16-399	h.p.	{[(‘Cadis’ x ‘Autumn Gold’) x yellow decorum] x (hyperythrum x ‘Unique’)} X Furman Yellow ARS 2013-3811
16-400	h.p.	‘Maxhaem Yellow’ X {[(Cadis x Autumn Gold) x Yellow decorum] x (hyperythrum x Unique)}
		1 Furman Yellow ARS 2013-381 =  {[(Dido x (Chlorops x lacteum)] x Golden Star] x Golden Star x (Jalisco x yak)] x 
		   [‘Golden Star’ x wardii  ) x [(Jalisco x yak.)] X Odee Wright},

Bent Ernebjerg, Denmark 
2015  seed collection, Accession #’s 16-401 through 435, were collected in Yunnan China on an expedition in 
October/November  2015 to Mt. Laowo on the Mekong-Salween divide (Bilouxueshan)

16-401	c.w.	roxieanum var. cucullatum, 3600 m, BE 15-01, Location  Date, 26.10, Niyainyobi Lake/Camp
16-402	c.w.	rupicola ssp. rupicola, 3500 m, BE 15-03, Location  Date 26.10, Niyainyobi Lake/Camp
16-403	c.w.	dichroanthum ssp. scyphocalyx, 3600 m, BE 15-05, Location  Date 26.10, Niyainyobi Lake/Camp
16-404	c.w.	taliense, 4100 m, BE 15-06, Location  Date 29.10, Lower and Upper Paidi pass both sides
16-405	c.w.	heliolepis, 3800m,  BE 15-08, Location  Date 30.10, End of Laowo Valley West side
16-406	c.w.	calostrotum ssp. riparioides, 3300 m. BE 15-09, Location  Date 29.10, Lower and Upper Paidi pass both sides
16-407	c.w.	aperantum, creeping,  3950 m, BE 15-10  Location  Date 30.10, End of Laowo Valley West side 
16-408	c.w.	stewartianum, 3200 m,  BE 15-11, Location  Date 02.11, Laowo Valley down from Niyainyobi Lake
16-409	c.w. 	heliolepis, 3300 m,  BE 15-12, Location  Date 02.11, Laowo Valley down from Niyainyobi Lake
16-410	c.w. 	Lapponica - Pogonanthum sp, 3960 m, BE 15-13, Location  Date 30.10, End of Laowo Valley West side
16-411	c.w. 	rupicola ssp rupicola?, 4030 m., BE 15-15, Date 27.10, End of Niyainyobi Valley, North and Northwest side
16-412	c.w. 	taliense,  4000 m, BE 15-17  Location  Date 02.11, Date 27.10, End of 
		Niyainyobi Valley, North and Northwest side
16-413	c.w.	calostrotum, Rock form, 3900 m, BE 15-18, Location Date 27.10, End of Niyainyobi Valley, North and Northwest side
16-414	c.w. 	taliense, 3930 m. BE 15-19,  Location Date 27.10, End of Niyainyobi Valley, 
		North and Northwest side
16-415	c.w. 	aperantum, 3700 m, BE 15-20,  Location Date 27.10, End of Niyainyobi Valley, 
		North and Northwest side
16-416	c.w. 	mekongense, 3850 m, BE 15-21,  Location Date 28.10, Around Base Camp
16-417	c.w. 	aperantum  4150 m, BE 15-24,  	Location Date 29.10, Lower and Upper Paidi pass both sides
16-418	c.w. 	taliense, 3930 m, BE 15-27,  Location Date 30.10, End of Laowo Valley West side
16-419	c.w. 	aperantum creeping, 3930 m,  BE 15-28,  Location Date 30.10, End of Laowo Valley West side
16-420	c.w. 	calostrotum  Rock  creeping, 3930 m,  BE 15-29, Location Date 30.10, End of Laowo Valley West side
16-421	c.w. 	anthosphaerum, 3360 m,  BE 15-30,   Location  Date 02.11,  Laowo Valley down from Niyainyobi Lake
16-422	c.w. 	campylogynum, 4020 m,  BE 15-33, Location Date 30.10, End of Laowo Valley West side
16-423	c.w. 	pronum, 4020 m,  BE 15-34, Location Date 30.10, End of Laowo Valley West side
16-424	c.w. 	pronum, 4040 m,  BE 15-36, Location Date 30.10, End of Laowo Valley West side
16-425	c.w.	taliense,? BE 15-37, Location Date 30.10? End of Laowo Valley West side
16-426	c.w. 	aperantum, 4020 m,  BE 15-38, Location Date 29.10, Lower and Upper Paidi pass both sides
16-427	c.w. 	cephalanthum?,  4360 m,  BE 15-39,  Location Date 31.10, Salween side of Mt. Laowo
16-428	c.w. 	coriaceum, 3050 m,  BE 15-40,  Location Date 02.11 Laowo Valley down from Niyainyobi Lake, 
16-429	c.w. 	pronum, 4200 m,  BE 15-41,  Location  Date 31.10, Salween side of Mt. Laowo
16-430	c.w. 	anthosphaerum, 3200 m,  BE 15-43,  Location Date 02.11, Laowo Valley down from Niyainyobi Lake
16-431	c.w. 	coriaceum, 3050 m,  BE 15-45,  Location Date 25.10, Laowo Valley above Laowo Village
16-432	c.w. 	anthosphaerum? 3000 m,  BE 15-46,  Location Date 25.10, Laowo Valley above Laowo Village
16-433	c.w. 	rubiginosum ,  3200 m,  BE 15-47,  Location  Date 25.10, Laowo Valley above Laowo Village
16-434	c.w. 	stewartianum, 3350 m,  BE 15-48,  Location  Date 28.10, Around Base Camp
16-435	c.w. 	selense,  3300 m,  BE 15-49,  Location  Date 28.10, Around Base Camp

Thomas Milner II, Mississippi USA
16-436	h.p.	‘Van Nes Sensation’ X ‘Grierpoint’
16-437	h.p.	Katrina Bells1  X (decorum x hyperythrum)2
16-438	h.p.	‘Grierpoint’ X [(‘Blue Ensign’ x simiarum) x ponticum]3
16-439	h.p.	(‘Blue Peter’ X ‘Black Eye’)4
		1 ‘Trilby’ X pseudochrysanthum, Nelson form, lt. pink, purple blotch. 18 2.5” blooms per truss.
		2 Lt. pink, dark pink blotch, 7 4” blooms per truss
		3 Lt. lavender with gold blotch, 16-18 2” blooms per truss
		4 I made this cross in my daughter’s garden in West Linn, OR.

John and Sally Perkins, New Hampshire USA
16-440 	h.p.	cumberlandense, orange X cumberlandense, red 
16-441	h.p. 	cumberlandense, red  X cumberlandense, orange 
16-442	h.p.	'Melton' X yuefengense
16-443	h.p.	'Firestorm' X yuefengense
16-444	h.p.	maximum X pseudochrysanthum,  Ben Nelson

Wild Collected by Perkins
16-445	c.w.	prinophyllum,  Lovelen Mills, NH

Wild Collected by Ron Miller
16-446	c.w.	alabamense  31.66 87.57
16-447	c.w.	colemanii  31.66 87.57

Mark Stavish, Maine, USA
16-448	h.p.	[hyperythrum  x (‘Hotei’ x Copper Kettles)1]2 Selfed
16-449	h.p.	(‘Janet Blair’ X Dexter/Wister 281B)3  Selfed  
16-450	h.p.	‘Vinecrest’ X ‘My Jane’
16-451	h.p.	catawbiense (from Roan Mountain, NC) selfed.  Good Dark Purple
16-452	o.p.	maximum, pure white, extremely late blooming.  Bloomed August 10th in Maine.
16-453	o.p.	Pieris floribunda (Mountain Andromeda). Once seed germinates. Do not overwater.
16-454	h.p.	‘Big Mac’, selfed
		1   An unregistered Lofthouse hybrid
		2   Stavish hybrid. Good medium yellow, with excellent habit.  Blooms after -10° F.
		3   Bloomed after -18 °F., Amber, Highly fragrant

Karel Bernady, Pennsylvania USA
16-455	c.w.	atlanticum,  September, 2015, Queen Anne’s County, MD; collected from several populations
16-456	c.w.	arborescens, October, 2015, Somerset County, PA; collected from one plant 
16-457	c.w.	calendulaceum , October, 2015, Pocahontas County, WV; collected from one 
		population of mixed colors 
16-458	h.p.	periclymenoides, September, 2015; rose colored flowered plant Xx pink flowered plant
16-459	c.w.	prinophyllum,  Grant County, WV; collected from one plant population
16-460	h.p.	prunifolium, December, 2015; orange red plant 1 X  orange red plant 2






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