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MOREL Catalogue Special NOVELTIES 2018-19 MOREL catalogUE Special NOVELTIES 2018-19 and the new Cyclamen EDITORIAL 2018-2019, a year full of innovations! Let’s go and discover 15 creations full of character in this new catalogue* of Special Cyclamen novelties: Fill up on thrills with REBELLE®, the new Red Cyclamen in HD and HALIOS®. Rejuvenate the codes of the classic Cyclamen and adopt its new style, with a very round plant shape and petals. Other varieties showcasing the latest trends: • Lots of fresh, eye-catching and joyful colours with the surprising INDIAKA® range • Pure, bright colours in LATINIA® SUCCESS® for both high-performing and unique programs • LITCH® in the CURLY® range: a new fancy type with two shades of rose colour This year, our seed production received the MPS Certification «More Profitable Sustainability». This label validates and guarantees you environmentally friendly practices at all stages of research and production. You can be sure that by choosing our selections for your Cyclamen schedule, you are part of an eco- friendly approach. Indulge yourself with these new varieties and dare to cultivate your REBELLE® side! Have a beautiful Cyclamen year, Olivier MOREL *For the full version of the catalogue, visit our website at www.cyclamen.com, Professional section: Catalogue/browse the catalogue ® CURLY® LITCHI Rose SUMMARY 4-5 / 15 NOVELTIES - 6-7 / INDIAKA® - 8-9 / LATINIA® SUCCESS® & FAntasia® - 10-11 / REBELLE® NOVELTIES - 12-13 / HALIOS® HD, halioS®, CURLY®, CURLY®LITCHI® - 14-15 / LIST of varieties - 03 - SMARTIZ® METIS® TIANIS® PREMIUM LATINIA® HALIOS® 6 SERIES - 29 SOLUTIONS FROM SMALLEST TO LARGEST FLOWER SIZE POT SIZE SMARTIZ® FANTASIA® The smallest mini FANTASIA® SMARTIZ® High density per m2 ® 6 - 10,5 cm SMARTIZ VICTORIA High density and originality (2.5 - 4’’) METIS® FANTASIA® The multi-purpose mini FANTASIA® METIS® Low sensitivity to Botrytis METIS® SILVERFLEAF Compactness and silverleaf foliage MINI 9 - 12 cm METIS® VICTORIA Crowned flower (3.5 - 5’’) METIS® POMPOM® Real fringed mini METIS® FANTASIA® WINTER Mini FANTASIA® for late season flowering 10,5 - 12 cm (4 - 5’’) TIANIS® FANTASIA® Originality in a midi type TIANIS® Very short culture time 10,5 - 12 cm TIANIS® SUCCESS® Midi flower and optimal regularity (4 - 5’’) MIDI PREMIUM ABANICO® Fan-shaped flowers PREMIUM The big volume in a midi type LATINIA® FUNFLAME® Amazing flower 10,5 - 15 cm LATINIA® FANTASIA® Intense colours and contrasts (4 - 6’’) Contrast and optimal long-lasting plant 10,5 - 15 cm MIDI (4 - 6’’) LATINIA® SUCCESS® BIG flower and maximum consistency LATINIA® VICTORIA Large VICTORIA flower and compact plant 10,5 - 15 cm LATINIA® High performance (4 - 6’’) 4-5 / 15 NOVELTIES - HALIOS® FUNFLAME® Amazing flower and big volume ® 6-7 / INDIAKA HALIOS® FANTASIA® Large and fancy flowers - ® Fancy type with florist quality 8-9 / LATINIA® SUCCESS® & FAntasia® HALIOS VICTORIA - 12 - 17 cm HALIOS® HD Large flower - High Density (5 - 6.5’’) 10-11 / REBELLE® - MAXI HALIOS® SILVERLEAF Large flower - Silverleaf 12-13 / HALIOS® HD, halioS®, CURLY®, CURLY®LITCHI® ® BLUSH® Subtle and trendy colours - HALIOS 14-15 / LIST of varieties HALIOS® Large flower - Excellent quality, great value HALIOS® FANTASIA® SILVERLEAF The biggest volume in FANTASIA® 14 - 22 cm ® ® The largest fringed type (5.5 - 8.5’’) HALIOS CURLY 15 NOVELTIES INDIAKA® Magenta / Magenta INDIAKA® Salmon / Saumon indiaka.cyclamen.com INDIAKA® Rose / Fuchsia INDIAKA® Bright Purple / Violet LATINIA® SUCCESS® Deep salmon / Saumon foncé LATINIA® SUCCESS® Candy pink / Rose Bonbon LATINIA® SUCCESS® Neon Rose / Fuchsia néon LATINIA® FANTASIA® Red evolution / Rouge évolution NOVELTIES MOREL 2018 - 05 - HALIOS® HD Salmon flame / Saumon flammé HALIOS® HD Red REBELLE® HD Rouge REBELLE® HALIOS® Deep magenta / Magenta foncé HALIOS® Red REBELLE® Rouge REBELLE® CURLY® Bright purple / Violet vif CURLY® Bright scarlet / Ecarlate vif CURLY® LITCHI® Rose / Fuchsia ‘‘SHARE THE JOY’’ FOR INDOORS and OUTDOORS INDIAKA® Magenta / Magenta INDIAKA® Rose / Fuchsia INDIAKA® Bright Purple / Violet INDIAKA® Salmon / Saumon Free label Shipping fees to be paid NOVELTIES MOREL 2018 - 07 - (11 - 12 in.) (9 - 10 in.) Pot ø : 12 cm (5’’) (4 - 6’’) • A very original midi range, with great volume • 4 colours full of energy and vibrant contrasts • 4 «OUTstanding» varieties, among the best for outdoors • Petal contrast: lower half white and upper half coloured • The white part is larger when the days are getting shorter and the temperature is falling; it is smaller when the days are getting longer • Very round and compact growth • Lots of small, tight leaves • Very good performance in store with «non-stop» flowering Free label Shipping fees to be paid COMPACT & EARLY FANTASIA® SUCCESS® _ _ (13 - 14 in.) (13 - 14 in.) (9 - 10 in.) (9 - 10 in.) Pot ø : 12 cm (5’’) Pot ø : 12 cm (5’’) LATINIA® FANTASIA® Red evolution / Rouge évolution • Replaces the 1310 FANTASIA® Red • Rounder shape and more robust structure (4 - 6’’) (4 - 6’’) LATINIA® SUCCESS® Neon rose / Fuchsia néon • Improvement compared to 1070 SUCCESS® Rose • Brighter and more intense colour • Perfectly timed flowering alongwith the rest of the SUCCESS® range NOVELTIES MOREL 2018 - 09 - (9 - 10 in.) LATINIA® SUCCESS® Candy pink / Rose Bonbon • New, fresh and intense colour, round petals with a purple eye • Very generous bouquet in a round shape with very uniform growth • Perfect timing of flowering with the rest of the SUCCESS® range LATINIA® SUCCESS® Deep salmon / Saumon foncé • Improvement compared to 1070 SUCCESS® Rose • An improvement compared to 1038 SUCCESS® Salmon • Brighter and more intense colour • Brighter and more intense colour • Perfectly timed flowering along with the rest • Perfectly timed flowering along with the rest of the SUCCESS® range of the SUCCESS® range ® ® HALIOS HD Red REBELLE ® ® ® HALIOS Red REBELLE HD Rouge REBELLE Rouge REBELLE® NOVELTIES MOREL 2018 - 11 - TWICE REBELLE® HALIOS® HD HALIOS® _ _ (14 - 15 in.) (15 - 16 in.) (10 - 11 in.) (11 - 12 in.) Pot ø : 14 cm (5.5’’) Pot ø : 14 cm (5.5’’) (5 - 6.5’’) (5.5 - 8.5’’) 2016 HALIOS® HD HD Red REBELLE® • Excellent alternative to 2018 HD Bright scarlet • Structure and volume adapted to the rest of the Halios® HD range • Round flowers with flat petals, very centred bouquet • Round growth and shape, very abundant floral development • Very solid petals, less sensitive to tip burn (proven by several tests) 2011 HALIOS® Red REBELLE® • Excellent alternative to 2015 Bright scarlet and to 2010 Scarlet red • Round flowers with flat petals, very centred bouquet • Very strong stems well placed on foliage • Very strong petals, less sensitive to tip burn (proven by several tests) HALIOS® HD Salmon flame / Saumon flammé HALIOS® Deep magenta / Magenta foncé 2146 ® HALIOS HD 2108 Salmon flame HALIOS® • First flamed in separate colours Deep magenta ® in the Halios® HD range CURLY • Very bright and contrasting • Darker colour than Bright scarlet / Ecarlate vif colour with dark foliage 2105 Halios® Magenta • Large flowers with vibrant • Generous size to colours contrasting with complement the choice the white border of the petal of Halios® • Continuous and centred • Round and tight growth ® flowering with small leaves • An improvement of 2410 CURLY Scarlet • Compact foliage in all growing • Very good colour even • Earlier and more abundant flowering, conditions in hot weather more centred stems • Easy to grow conditions • Brighter and more vibrant red • Rounder and more robust plant NOVELTIES MOREL 2018 - 13 - A SPARKLING FRINGE (15 - 16 in.) (11 - 12 in.) Pot ø : 14 cm (5.5’’) (5.5 - 8.5’’) CURLY® Bright scarlet / Ecarlate vif CURLY® Bright purple / Violet vif CURLY® LITCHI® Rose / Fuchsia ® • New colour in a fringed fancy type, intense rose • An improvement of 2410 CURLY Scarlet • An improvement of 2495 CURLY® Purple with petals lined with lighter pink, purple eye • Earlier and more abundant flowering, • Round and more contained growth more centred stems • Controlled growth, round shape with small, • Well centred flowering, earlier by 1 to 2 weeks round leaves • Brighter and more vibrant red Synchronised with 2415 CURLY® Bright scarlet • Rounder and more robust plant • Very centred flowering, straight and strong stems Our F1 hybrids labelled list OF varieties «National Collection» and MOREL CYCLAMEN our seed production certified MPS*! COLLECTION 6 SERIES NATIONALE * More Profitable Sustainability - 29 SOLUTIONS FLOWER SIZE MINI FLOWER SIZE MIDI ® Smartiz® 6305 FANTASIA Magenta Tianis® 3310 FANTASIA® Scarlet red ® FANTASIA® 6310 FANTASIA Red FANTASIA® 3371 FANTASIA® Deep rose 6 - 10,5 cm 6370 FANTASIA® Rose 3372 FANTASIA® Rose (2.5 - 4’’) 6395 FANTASIA® Purple 10,5 - 12 cm 3385 FANTASIA® Deep magenta ® (4 - 5’’) 6960 FANTASIA mix 3390 FANTASIA® Light purple 10,5 - 15 cm 3395 FANTASIA® Purple (4 - 6’’) Smartiz® 6012 Bright red 3960 FANTASIA® mix 6070 Rose 6071 Deep rose Tianis® 3010 Bright red 6090 Light purple 3012 Scarlet red 6095 Purple 3035 Deep salmon 6107 Deep magenta 3040 Salmon with eye 6120 Pure white 3061 Rose with eye picotee 6900 Mix 3070 Rose ® 3071 Deep rose Smartiz 6701 VICTORIA VICTORIA 3095 Purple ® Metis® 4310 FANTASIA Red 3105 Magenta ® FANTASIA® 4315 FANTASIA Red & Deep rose 3107 Deep magenta 4320 FANTASIA® Scarlet salmon 3120 Pure white 4385 FANTASIA® Deep magenta 3129 White evolution 4395 FANTASIA® Purple 3910 Flamed mix 4960 FANTASIA® mix 3900 Mix 3970 SUCCESS® mix ® 4011 Scarlet compact Metis 4013 Bright red compact Premium 5011 Bright red 4021 Scarlet salmon compact 5041 Salmon with eye 4050 Salmon rose 9 - 12 cm
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