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RHS New Orchid Hybrids Registered Jan-Mar 2014 QUARTERLY SUPPLEMENT TO THE INTERNATIONAL REGISTER AND CHECKLIST OF ORCHID HYBRIDS (SANDER’S LIST) JANUARY – MARCH 2014 REGISTRATIONS Distributed with OrchidThe Review VOLUME 122, NUMBER 1306, JUNE 2014 NEW ORCHID HYBRIDS JANUARy – MarCH 2014 REGISTRATIONS Supplied by the Royal Horticultural Society as International Cultivar Registration Authority for Orchid Hybrids NAME PARENTAGE REGISTERED BY (O/U = Originator unknown) x Aeridovanda Christine Patton Aer. Korat Koki x V. [Ascda.] Meda Arnold R.F.Orchids Full Moon Aer. Korat Koki x V. [Ascda.] Bangkhuntian Gold T.Orchids (W.Bunthutham) x Angranthes Fred Hillerman Angth. Grandalena x Angcm. leonis P.T.Lin (L.Glicenstein) x Aranda Valentine Aad. [Mkra.] Thailand x V. [Eua.] sanderiana T.Orchids Brassia Brown’s Star Brs. Rex x Brs. Brown’s Sunrise Wlm.E.Brown Midas Touch Brs. Spider’s Gold x Brs. Rex Cal-Orchid x Brassocatanthe Aloha Mermaid Bct. [Bc.] Little Mermaid x C. [Lc.] Aloha Case J.Newman (Newman’s Nurs.) Gabrielle Gan C. Brymeriana (1896) x Bsn. [Bc.] Maikai How Wai Ron Memoria William Bsn. [Bc.] Bill Worsley x C. [Slc.] Radians A.W.Burke Thomas Cannon Bulbophyllum Hop Duration Bulb. Meen Ocean Brocade x Bulb. fascinator House of Paph. Meen Clear Sky Bulb. siamense x Bulb. foetidum Meen Nursery Meen Juvenile Hawk Bulb. [Cirr.] fascinator x Bulb. frostii Meen Nursery Meen Lucky Tassel Bulb. [Cirr.] makoyanum x Bulb. treschii ¶ Meen Nursery x Catasandra Andrea Leao Gal. santarena ¶ x Ctsm. denticulatum J.Fernández Catasetum Green Gene Ctsm. kleberianum x Ctsm. osculatum G.Carr (JEM) J and R Solar Ctsm. Dragon’s Teeth x Ctsm. fimbriatum Butts & Lefaive (F.Clarke) Marie Corniglion Ctsm. macrocarpum x Ctsm. lanciferum F. Deusvando Leitao Cattleya Blue Star C. Valentine (1900) x C. DiPozzi Tiziano R.Schmidt (W.A.Baker) Bonanza Doll C. [Lc.] Bonanza (Bracey) x C. [Slc.] Pink Doll A.W.Burke Cheetah Freckles C. [Lc.] Tropical Pointer x C. [Slc.] Jungle Gem P.T.Lin (F.Clarke) Cherub’s Circle C. [Slc.] Vermilion Cherub x C. [Slc.] Circle of Life A.W.Burke Cosmo-Favorite C. [Slc.] Miyuki Little King x C. [Lc.] Pink Favourite Kokusai Dagmar’s Delight C. [S.] acuensis x C. [S.] wittigiana D.Kalb Deception Dark Desire C. Penny Kuroda (Caudebec) x C. Lumita Aranbeem (R.Maidment) Deception Flared Fantasy C. Fire Fantasy x C. Penny Kuroda (Caudebec) D.Maidment (Aranbeem) Dendi’s Royalty C. Royal Beau x C. [Slc.] Angel Eyes Dendi Orch. (D.Diehm) Denise’s Gift C. Irene Finney (1964) x C. [Lc.] Memoria Robert Strait W.Tse (F.Clarke) Gertrude Rounds C. Gertrude Hausermann x C. Hawaiian Wedding Song J.Newman (Newman’s Nurs.) Hendrelien Peters C. [Slc.] Love Angel x C. loddigesii R.S.Cronje Indigo Love C. [Lc.] Indigo Dawn x C. [Lc.] Love Knot Plantae (F.Clarke) Joyful Heart C. [Slc.] Circle of Life x C. [S.] wittigiana P.T.Lin Ludbrosa C. lueddemanniana x C. [L.] tenebrosa T.L.Mead Mariposa Reina C. intermedia x C. [S.] bicalhoi Santa Barbara Medio Dapa C. trianae x C. Pão de Açúcar V.Perdomo Memoria Fred Brush C. [Slc.] Sarah-Jane Dimmick x C. luteola A.W.Burke Mini Angel C. [Sl.] Minipet x C. [Slc.] Bright Angel P.T.Lin (F.Clarke) Molnar C. amethystoglossa x C. Princess Bells S.I.Molnar Muriel Loobi C. Muriel Loo x C. bicolor J.Lawson (O/U) Nancy Ann C. [Slc.] Circle of Life x C. [Slc.] Purple Fantasy Ted McClellan Oriental Smile C. Old Whitey x C. [Lc.] Persepolis Koichi Koyama (O/U) Plum Lulu C. Lulu x C. [Lc.] Maui Plum F.Clarke Rouge Magic C. [Lc.] Irene’s Song x C. Hawaiian Snowflake Koichi Koyama 22 ORCHID REVIEW SUPPLEMENT VOL. 122 NAME PARENTAGE REGISTERED BY Toby Trapkin XOXO C. Muriel Loobi x C. Mark Jones J.Lawson Tricolore Lady C. [Lc.] Mari’s Song x C. [Lc.] Mini Blue Star A.Nakada x Cattleytonia SunCoast Seabird Ctna. Maui Maid x C. [Lc.] Breen’s Jenny Ann Florida SunCoast x Cattlianthe Allie’s Dance Ctt. [Slc.] Tap Dancer x C. [S.] alaorii R.J.Midgett Big Time Ctt. [Lc.] Loog Tone x Ctt. [C.] White Bridal J.Newman (Newman’s Nurs.) Blazing Baby Ctt. [Lc.] Blazing Treat x Ctt. [Slc.] Baby Linda J.Newman (Newman’s Nurs.) Blazing Sun Ctt. [Slc.] Kauai Starbright x Ctt. [Lc.] Blazing Treat J.Newman (Newman’s Nurs.) Busy Bev C. [Lc.] Dinard x Ctt. Purple Secret J.Newman (Newman’s Nurs.) CSO Hing C. [Lc.] Tokyo Magic x Ctt. [Lc.] Crystal Star Eric Lee Dancing Fairy Ctt. [Slc.] Dancing Daffodil x Ctt. [Slc.] Little Fairy J.Newman (Newman’s Nurs.) Kaitlin Waldrip Ctt. White Bridal x C. Hawaiian Wedding Song R.B.Cole (O/U) Magic Treat Ctt. [Lc.] Trick or Treat x C. [Lc.] Janet (1897) Hsiang Yu Orch. Memoria James Ashbey Bridge Ctt. [Lc.] Molly Tyler x C. [Lc.] Redskin A.W.Burke Oliver Ctt. Rojo Seagull x Ctt. Magic Treat Hsiang Yu Orch. Pop’s Glory Ctt. [Slc.] Tutankamen x C. [Slc.] Seagulls Apricot R.J.Midgett Purple Secret C. [Lc.] Mini Purple x Ctt. [Lc.] Secret Love J.Newman (O/U) Rojo Circle Ctt. [Lc.] Rojo x C. [Slc.] Circle of Life A.W.Burke Rojo Seagull Ctt. [Lc.] Rojo x C. Seagull Hsiang Yu Orch. Smile Mocchan Ctt. [Slc.] Just Little Red x Ctt. [Slc.] Dixie Jewels H.Toshimistu x Clowesetum B-C Fernande Cl. [Ctsm.] Rebecca Northen x Ctsm. Marsh Hollow Butts & Lefaive Cycnoches Brown’s Choice Cyc. Swan Cascade x Cyc. Richard Brandon Wlm.E.Brown Brown’s Passion Cyc. chlorochilon x Cyc. barthiorum Wlm.E.Brown x Cycnodes Lorraine Lee Cyc. warscewiczii x Morm. buccinator F.Clarke Cymbidium Alexandra’s Ruby Cym. Alexandra Beauty x Cym. Sundaani Spectacular P.J.Hockey Alexandra’s Winter Cym. Alexandra Beauty x Cym. Winter Fire P.J.Hockey Amber Fury Cym. Lunar Fury x Cym. Amber Sands Keith Wallace Andrea Elizabeth Cym. Valley Splash x Cym. Joint Venture O.Viengkhou Another Tracey Cym. Tracey Reddaway x Cym. Tracey Winner B.Zimmerman (A.Easton) Australian Amber Cym. Jurassic Amber x Cym. Kakadu Sunset P.J.Hockey (W.Turville) Australian Cherry Cym. Mutawa x Cym. Valley Olympic W.Turville Beautiful Fiesta Cym. Alexandra Beauty x Cym. Darch Fiesta P.J.Hockey Bernice Kashiwai Cym. Fifi x Cym. Memoria Amelia Earhart Hatfield Orchids Better and Better Cym. Fifi x Cym. Hazel Tyers S.&E.Better (A.Easton) Carol Rogers Cym. Fifi x Cym. Howard Cobb Hatfield Orchids Casanova Cym. Secret Affair x Cym. Venetian Interlude Guest Cleo’s Cabernet Cym. Cleo’s Melody x Cym. Red Sox Young-Tarter (N.Tadlock) Cronulla Gold Cym. Pharaoh’s Gold x Cym. Cronulla P.Rochfort (G.Giles) Dana Lawrence Cym. Valley Splash x Cym. Autumn Crisp O.Viengkhou Dancing Queen Cym. Cape Queen x Cym. Bridal Fair Guest Dean’s Passion Cym. Doctor David Dunaway x Cym. Sundaani’s Treasure P.J.Hockey Dick Doran Cym. Memoria Amelia Earhart x Cym. devonianum Hatfield Orchids Doris Elizabeth Tagsold Cym. John Wooden x Cym. Pink Champagne Hatfield Orchids Doris Hirata Cym. Lillian Fujimoto x Cym. Memoria Amelia Earhart Hatfield Orchids Drama Queen Cym. Son of Freak x Cym. lowianum Hatfield Orchids Dural Arcadian Snow Cym. Loch Watten x Cym. Pure Ransom Keith Wallace Dural Cloud Cym. Loch Watten x Cym. Portuguese Passion Keith Wallace Dural Flame Cym. Khan Fury x Cym. Lunar Blaze Keith Wallace Dural Harvest Cym. Amber Harvest x Cym. Lunar Bullion Keith Wallace Dural Pepper Cym. Khan Fury x Cym. Flaming Pepper Keith Wallace Elusive Cym. Alexandra Beauty x Cym. Elusive Butterfly N.Lenkic Foxfire Bloodstone Cym. Winter Alvin x Cym. Yowie Rose P.Rochfort Foxfire Camelot Cym. Foxfire Sensation x Cym. Foxfire Dream P.Rochfort Foxfire Candy Nugget Cym. Wallara x Cym. Cleo Sherman P.Rochfort Foxfire Cinnamon Cym. Cinnamon Wall x Cym. Lunara P.Rochfort Foxfire Exquisite Cym. Winter Jean x Cym. Foxfire Jade P.Rochfort ORCHID REVIEW SUPPLEMENT VOL. 122 23 NAME PARENTAGE REGISTERED BY Cymbidium (continued) Foxfire Golden Sunrise Cym. Memoria Merv Dunn x Cym. Foxfire Sonata P.Rochfort Foxfire Island Cym. Foxfire Gem xCym. Pure Destiny P.Rochfort Foxfire Lemon Tart Cym. Pharaoh’s Gold x Cym. Foxfire Magic P.Rochfort Foxfire Lone Dragon Cym. Lone Star x Cym. Centennial P.Rochfort Foxfire Mint Cym. Foxfire Magic x Cym. Foxfire Nymph P.Rochfort Foxfire Oasis Cym. Foxfire Flame x Cym. Foxfire Waters P.Rochfort (P.Grady) Foxfire Paradise Cym. Paradise Duo x Cym. Palace Promise P.Rochfort Foxfire Peach Cym. Cronulla x Cym. Baltic Harvest P.Rochfort Foxfire Song Cym. Winter Wonder x Cym. Wyanga P.Rochfort Foxfire Tammera Cym. Memoria Tom Henry x Cym. Centennial P.Rochfort Foxfire Tracey Rose Cym. Tracey Reddaway x Cym. Lancashire Rose P.Rochfort Foxfire Vibrant Cym. Tracey Reddaway x Cym. Wootoona P.Rochfort Fred’s Song Cym. Fred Stewart x Cym. Vogelsang Hatfield Orchids (O/U) Fu-Kuei Red Cym. Maureen Carter x Cym. sinense Lai Ming-San Golden Road Cym. Mighty Bright x Cym. Valerie Absolonova Orchidpeople Gorgeous Freak Cym. George Formby x Cym. Son of Freak Young-Tarter (Hatfield Orchids) Ice Star Cym. Fancy Free x Cym. Charles Toovey P.Rochfort (Schaefers) John Rowe Cym. Brenda x Cym. Yellow River A.Easton John Thomas Cym. Gwen Thomas x Cym. Giant’s Causeway Guest Jurassic Sunset Cym. Alexandra Beauty x Cym. Australian Amber P.J.Hockey Kalahari Blaze Cym. Pepper Blaze x Cym. Lunar Blaze C.Gillespie (Keith Wallace) Kamikawa Beauty Cym. Alexandra Beauty x Cym. Terry Kamikawa P.J.Hockey Keep Rolling By Cym. Rolling Stone x Cym. Valerie Absolonova Orchidpeople Kiwi Cherry Cym. Kiwi Dream x Cym. Australian Cherry P.J.Hockey Kiwi Diplomat Cym.
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