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Regn Lst 1948 to 2020.Xls AMERICAN FUCHSIA SOCIETY REGISTERED FUCHSIAS, 1948 - 2020 CULTIVAR REG NO HYBRIDIZER YEAR FORM GROWTH Jardins de France 4439 Massé 2000 sgl up All Square 2335 Adams 1988 sgl up Beatrice Ellen 2336 Adams 1988 sgl up Cardiff Rose 2337 Adams 1988 sgl up/tr Glas Lyn 2338 Adams 1988 sgl up Purple Laddie 2339 Adams 1988 dbl up Velma 1522 Adams 1979 sgl up Windmill 4556 Adams 2001 dbl up Bo Bo 1587 Adkins 1980 dbl up Bonnie Sue 1550 Adkins 1980 dbl tr Dariway 1551 Adkins 1980 sgl up Delta Rae 1552 Adkins 1980 sgl tr Grinnell Bay 1553 Adkins 1980 sgl tr Joanne Lynn 1554 Adkins 1980 sdbl up Grandma Ellen 3066 Ainsworth 1993 sgl up Percy Ainsworth 3065 Ainsworth 1993 sgl tr Tufty Joe 3063 Ainsworth 1993 dbl tr Heidi Joy 2246 Akers/Laburnum 1987 dbl up Elaine Allen 1214 Allen 1974 sdbl up Susan Allen 1215 Allen 1974 sgl up Grandpa Jack 3789 Allso 1997 dbl up/tr Amazing Maisie 4632 Allsop 2001 s-dbl up/tr Amelia Rose 8018 Allsop 2012 sgl tr Arthur C. Boggis 4629 Allsop 2001 s-dbl up Beautiful Bobbie 3781 Allsop 1997 dbl tr Beloved Brian 5689 Allsop 2005 sgl up/tr Betty’s Buddies 8610 Allsop 2015 sgl up Captivating Kelly 3782 Allsop 1997 dbl tr Cheeky Chantelle 3783 Allsop 1997 dbl tr Cinque Port Liberty 4626 Allsop 2001 dbl up/tr Clara Agnes 5572 Allsop 2004 sgl up/tr Conner's Cascade 8019 Allsop 2012 sgl tr CutieKaren 4040 Allsop 1998 dbl tr Danielle’s Dream 4630 Allsop 2001 dbl tr Darling Danielle 3784 Allsop 1997 dbl tr Doodie Dane 3785 Allsop 1997 dbl gtr Dorothy Ann 4627 Allsop 2001 sgl tr Elaine's Gem 8020 Allsop 2012 sgl up Generous Jean 4813 Allsop 2002 dbl up/tr Gladys Cecilia 4625 Allsop 2001 s-dbl up/tr Gorgeous Gemma 4041 Allsop 1998 dbl tr Gorgeous Lily-Ann 8021 Allsop 2012 sgl up/tr Grandad’s Delightful Ribbans 4814 Allsop 2002 s-dbl up/tr Grandma Flo 3786 Allsop 1998 dbl tr Grandma Rose 3787 Allsop 1998 dbl tr Grandpa Bill 3788 Allsop 1997 dbl tr Harry’s Sunshine 4818 Allsop 2002 sgl up Heavenly Hayley 4042 Allsop 1998 dbl tr Jean Canton 5690 Allsop 2005 dbl up/tr Jenny Brinson 4635 Allsop 2001 s-dbl up/tr John Quirk 4820 Allsop 2002 s-dbl up/tr Jon Vincent 4816 Allsop 2002 dbl up/tr Kelly’s Dream 4624 Allsop 2001 dbl up/tr Kelsey’s Kisses 4817 Allsop 2002 dbl tr Lovely Linda 3790 Allsop 1998 sgl tr Marie Elizabeth 4634 Allsop 2001 dbl tr Mary Malcolm 4819 Allsop 2002 s-dbl up/tr Maurice Cyril Bird 8022 Allsop 2012 sgl up/tr Michelle's Gem 8023 Allsop 2012 sgl up/tr Naughtly Nicole 3791 Allsop 1997 dbl tr Niki Nicky 3792 Allsop 1997 dbl tr Our William 4815 Allsop 2002 sgl up Pretty Paige 3793 Allsop 1997 dbl tr Shannan So Special 4811 Allsop 2002 dbl up Sheila’s Surprise 4809 Allsop 2002 s-dbl up/tr Snowbird 4633 Allsop 2001 dbl up SweetSamantha 4043 Allsop 1998 dbl tr Sylvia's Gem 8024 Allsop 2012 sgl up/tr Tantalizing Tracy 3794 Allsop 1998 dbl tr Terri’s Treasure 4631 Allsop 2001 dbl up/tr TinasTeardrops 4044 Allsop 1998 dbl tr Truly Treena 3795 Allsop 1997 dbl tr Miss Suza 1797 Anderson 1984 sgl up/tr Alberta Logue 1758 Anonymous/Cole 1984 dbl up/tr Nathalie Louise 1759 Anonymous/Cole 1984 dbl up/tr Anonymous/Schneid Happy Birthday 1588 er 1980 sgl up Anonymous/Schneid Mary Murray 1658 er 1981 sgl up Capitola 1003 Antonelli 1971 dbl tr Christy 559 Antonelli 1963 dbl up Invasion 1004 Antonelli 1971 dbl tr Kathy Louise 558 Antonelli 1963 dbl tr Laurie 557 Antonelli 1963 dbl tr Lindy 634 Antonelli 1965 tr Lisa 637 Antonelli 1965 dbl tr Lunar Light 1005 Antonelli 1971 dbl up/tr Mary Ellen 1006 Antonelli 1971 dbl tr Schnabel 1007 Antonelli 1971 sdbl tr Trisha 636 Antonelli 1965 dbl up Tropic Sunset 635 Antonelli 1965 tr Feeke 5086 Antoon 2003 s-dbl up/tr Moe Katelijne 5087 Antoon 2003 sgl up/tr Dickie Doo 1304 Araujo/Bishop 1975 sdbl tr Golden Penny Askew 1719 Askew 1983 sgl up/tr Mrs. Eva Askew 3445 Askew 1995 sdbl up/tr Mary Kipling 1548 Atkinson 1980 sgl up Aandenken Jurgen Baeten 6013 Baeten 2006 s-dbl up/tr Aandenken Lenie Vandebroek 8083 Baeten 2012 dbl tr Kalien Kerkhofs 6011 Baeten 2006 s-dbl up/tr Kiara Kerkhofs 6012 Baeten 2006 s-dbl tr Oeterdal 6014 Baeten 2006 sgl up Hope Klingstein 8084 Baeten 2012 dbl tr Joan Christina 2828 Bailey 1991 sgl up Avistan 1913 Baker 1985 dbl up Bakers Tri 1197 Baker/Dunnett 1974 sgl tr Harry Dunnett 1198 Baker/Dunnett 1974 sgl up StellaAnn 1199 Baker/Dunnett 1974 sgl up Timlin Brened 1200 Baker/Dunnett 1974 sgl up Irene Estelle Eutrope 2380 Ballintine 1988 dbl up/tr Eric Rowland 4354 Bambrick 2000 dbl up/tr Love’s Reward 5063 Bambrick 2003 sgl up Jane Edmanson 2892 Barby 1992 dbl up Kevin Heinze 2540 Barby 1990 dbl tr My Shirley Anne 2771 Barby 1991 dbl up My Vonney 3164 Barby 1994 dbl up/tr President Ken McLister 2416 Barby 1989 dbl up My Peace 3052 Barby/Santolin 1993 dbl up Sylvia Barker 1077 Barker 1973 sgl tr Alma Muirhead 3105 Barnes 1993 sgl up Elsie Downey 2755 Barnes 1991 sgl up Joan Barnes 2259 Barnes 1988 dbl up Judith Louise 3544 Barnes 1996 sgl up Tiggywinkle 3403 Barnes/Berger 1995 dbl up Barnes/Denbighshir Denbighshire 3763 e 1997 sgl up Laura Copple 3401 Barnes/Norcross 1995 sgl up Norcross 3402 Barnes/Norcross 1995 sgl tr Sampson’s Delight 1571 Barrett/Fuchsia La 1980 sdbl up Blue Sleighbells 915 Barton 1970 sgl u Candy Floss 916 Barton 1970 dbl up Tiki 914 Barton 1970 dbl up Violet Adams 917 Barton 1970 sgl/sdbl up Berba 1928 Bats-Wesseling 1986 sdbl up Berbanella 1929 Bats-Wesseling 1986 sdbl up Berbas Impossible 2374 Bats-Wesseling 1988 sdbl. up BerbasTrio 1930 Bats-Wesseling 1986 sgl tr Marco Boy 1931 Bats-Wesseling 1986 sdbl up/tr Dorothy BC Fuchsia/Begonia Cunningham 3264 Soc. 1994 dbl up Arctic Queen 8473 Bell 2015 sgl up Babs 2770 Bell 1991 dbl up Bleumer 8474 Bell 2015 sgl up Bungee Jump 7664 Bell 2011 s-dbl tr Caroline Bell 6827 Bell 2008 sgl up Danielle Hine 6399 Bell 2007 sgl up Dorothy Wright 6826 Bell 2008 sgl up Evelyn Harris 6401 Bell 2007 sgl up Friendship 2934 Bell 1992 dbl up Joan Bell 6397 Bell 2007 sgl up/tr Juliet’s Dawn 8475 Bell 2015 sgl up Lavender Pearl 8143 Bell 2013 sgl up Pershore Belle 8476 Bell 2015 dbl up Samantha Hine 6398 Bell 2007 sgl up/tr Susan Arnold 2465 Bell 1989 dbl up Susan Hall 8910 Bell 2019 sgl up/tr Toyah Willcox 8620 Bell 2016 sgl up Willow Tinsdale 6402 Bell 2007 sgl up Erin Bowes 7665 Bell 2011 s-dbl up Surrey Symphony 3567 Belton 1996 sgl up/tr Thanet 1262 Bennett/Thanet 1975 sgl up Juella 5305 Bentley 2003 sgl up/tr Heide 352 Bernier 1958 dbl tr Miss San Bruno 468 Bernier 1961 dbl tr Sherry Marie 3150 Bettis 1993 sgl up Sandra Bider 5137 Bider Bonati 2003 sgl up Ian Leedham 1885 Bielby 1985 sdbl tr Jane Humber 1886 Bielby 1985 dbl up/tr Joy Bielby 1887 Bielby 1985 dbl tr June Gardner 1888 Bielby 1985 sgl tr Karen Bielby 1889 Bielby 1985 sgl tr Kathleen Smith 1890 Bielby 1985 dbl tr Mike Oxtoby 1891 Bielby 1985 sgl up/tr Wendy Leedham 1892 Bielby 1985 dbl up President Jim Muil 5204 Bielby & Oxtoby 2003 sgl up/tr Wendy Hebdon 6738 Bielby & Oxtoby 2008 s-dbl up/tr Beatrice Burtoft 2927 Bielby-Oxtoby 1992 sgl up Bertha Gadsby 2800 Bielby-Oxtoby 1991 sgl tr Blood Donor 3505 Bielby-Oxtoby 1996 dbl up/tr Bobby Dazzler 2121 Bielby-Oxtoby 1987 dbl up Cota Two Thousand 4169 Bielby-Oxtoby 1999 sgl up Cotta Bella 2312 Bielby-Oxtoby 1988 dbl tr Cotta Bright Star 3235 Bielby-Oxtoby 1994 sgl up/tr Cotta Christmas Tree 4167 Bielby-Oxtoby 1999 sgl up Cotta Fairy 2313 Bielby-Oxtoby 1988 sgl tr Cotta Maverick 4168 Bielby-Oxtoby 1999 sgl tr Cotta Princess 2491 Bielby-Oxtoby 1989 dbl tr Cotta Vino 3236 Bielby-Oxtoby 1994 sgl up/tr Dolly Daydream 2122 Bielby-Oxtoby 1987 dbl up/tr Doris Hobbs 2492 Bielby-Oxtoby 1989 dbl up/tr Emily Austen 2623 Bielby-Oxtoby 1990 sgl up Eva Dayes 4170 Bielby-Oxtoby 1999 sgl up Fred Swales 2314 Bielby-Oxtoby 1988 sgl up/tr Geoffrey Smith 2123 Bielby-Oxtoby 1987 dbl up Girls’ Brigade 2928 Bielby-Oxtoby 1992 sgl up Gloria Johnson 3237 Bielby-Oxtoby 1994 sgl tr Howard Hebdon 5386 Bielby-Oxtoby 2004 sgl up Jackqueline 2124 Bielby-Oxtoby 1987 sgl up Jim Muncaster 2929 Bielby-Oxtoby 1992 sgl tr Kath Kirk 5385 Bielby-Oxtoby 2004 sgl up/tr Kathleen Muncaster 2125 Bielby-Oxtoby 1987 dbl up Kit Oxtboby 2625 Bielby-Oxtoby 1990 dbl up Mandi Oxtoby 3409 Bielby-Oxtoby 1995 sgl up Mary Kirby 2127 Bielby-Oxtoby 1987 dbl tr Maureen Ward 2930 Bielby-Oxtoby 1992 sgl up/tr Mollie Beaulah 2315 Bielby-Oxtoby 1988 dbl tr Nancy Darnley 3408 Bielby-Oxtoby 1995 dbl tr Peter Bielby 2128 Bielby-Oxtoby 1987 dbl up Pink Panther 2129 Bielby-Oxtoby 1987 dbl up/tr President George Bartlett 3835 Bielby-Oxtoby 1997 dbl up President Norman Hobbs 2624 Bielby-Oxtoby 1990 sgl up Salmon Cascade 2801 Bielby-Oxtoby 1991 sgl tr Shirley Halladay 3507 Bielby-Oxtoby 1996 dbl up/tr Westgate 2130 Bielby-Oxtoby 1987 sgl tr Win Oxtoby 2626 Bielby-Oxtoby 1990 sdbl up/tr British Jubilee 2330 Bielby-Oxtoby/BFS 1988 dbl up Clare Frisby 4636 Bielby/Oxtoby 2001 sgl up/tr Cotta Carousel 4523 Bielby/Oxtoby 2000 sgl up/tr Scarlet Cascade 4638 Bielby/Oxtoby 2001 sgl tr Tubular Bells 4637 Bielby/Oxtoby 2001 sgl up Arcadia Gold 2155 Birch 1987 dbl tr/up Karen Bjork 4349 Bjork 2000 dbl up/tr Douglas Boath 3262 Boath 1994 dbl up Aika 2199 Bögemann 1987 sgl up Banzai 2905 Bögemann 1992 sgl up/tr Fenna 2200 Bögemann 1987 sgl up Foolke 2201 Bögemann 1987 sgl up Frauke 2202 Bögemann 1987 sgl up Fuji-San 2906 Bögemann 1992 sgl up Geesche 2642 Bögemann 1990 sgl up/tr Gesina 2203 Bögemann 1987 sgl up Hinnerike 2045 Bögemann 1987 sgl up Hiroshige 2907 Bögemann 1992 sgl up Hokusai 2908 Bögemann 1992 sgl up/tr Janna 2390 Bögemann 1989 sgl up Kea 2643 Bögemann 1990 tr sgl Kyoto 2674 Bögemann 1990 sgl tr Mareke 2675 Bögemann 1990 sgl up Menna 2204 Bögemann 1987 sgl up Nippon
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