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RHS Orchid Hybrid Supplement 2001 November to December NEW ORCHID HYBRIDS November - December 2001 REGISTRATIONS Supplied by the Royal Horticultural Society as International Registration Authority for Orchid Hybrids NAME PARENTAGE REGISTERED BY (O/U = Originator unknown) ALICEARA Gabrielle LeBuff Mtssa. Penny Micklow x Onc. maculatum Mr/Mrs L.LeBuff ARACHNOGLOTTIS Boun Nhang Vorachith Arach. Maggie Oei x Trgl. luzonensis Singapore Bot.Gdns ARANTHERA Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo Arach. Ishbel x Ren. Rattanakosin Singapore Bot.Gdns ASCOCENDA Camano Beauty Ascda. Meda Arnold x Ascda. Fiftieth State Beauty M.Bamber(O/U) BRASSIA Ralph Wiedeman Brs. jipijapensis ¶ x Brs. Memoria Fritz Boedeker MAJ Orchids BRASSIDIUM Theodore Linder Brs. Rex x Onc. crispum J.Kaeding(A.Linder) BRASSOCATTLEYA Haleahi Profusion Bc. Maikai x C. maxima Hawaiian Fl.Nurs. Hawaiian Mountainside Bc. Mount Anderson x C. Horace Kodama Wayside Beauty Bc. Professor Yashpal x Bc. Donna Kimura Keshab Pradhan BRASSOEPILAELIA Veena Bl. Edith Nielsen x Epi. phoeniceum P.Setty BRASSOLAELIOCATTLEYA Balada en Verde Bc. Harriet Moseley x Blc. Destiny R.Sobrino Barbara Taylor Blc. Merrily Murison x C. Horace Klehm Growers Brazilian Red Star Lc. Yoshico Suzuki x Blc. Waikiki Sunset T.Tajima(G.Suzuki) Brilliant Future Blc. George Suzuki x Blc. Malworth T.Tajima Charming Lady Mine Lc. Edgard Van Belle x Blc. Pokai Tangerine T.Tajima Dorina Lehmann Blc. Fortunes Treat x C. intermedia Hocke(Currlin) Espera en Oro Blc. William Stewart x Bc. Annie Saldaña R.Sobrino Fonooni Magic Blc. Empress Worsley x C. Interglossa M.Fonooni Haleahi Warmth Lc. Rosie's Surprise x Blc. Golden Tang Hawaiian Fl.Nurs. Hawaiian Effect Blc. Mahina Yahiro x C. Horace Kodama Hawaiian Fantasia C. Chocolate Drop x Blc. Norman's Bay Kodama Hawaiian Jubilee Blc. California Girl x C. Horace Kodama(Carmela) Hawaiian Mystic Blc. Angkinantana x Blc. Erin Kobayashi Kodama(Carmela) Hawaiian Spree Blc. Jeremy Island x Blc. Ruth Davis Kodama(Carmela) Keshab's Delight Blc. Memoria Tiang x C. Hawaiian Wedding Song Keshab Pradhan Memoria Allan Druce Blc. Goldenzelle x Blc. Lorraine Malworth L.Quinn(B.N.Jones) Neblina en Verde Blc. Memoria Helen Brown x Bc. Mount Hood R.Sobrino Ninfa Andina Akemi C. Fragrance of Summer x Blc. Snow Ball T.Tajima Ritmo Caribe Blc. Saga x Blc. Erin Kobayashi R.Sobrino Seagrove's Wink Blc. Golden Tang x C. walkeriana Seagrove Orch. Shanti's Charm Blc. Tagore's Song x C. walkeriana Keshab Pradhan Sky Ridge Blc. Dancing Sunlight x B. digbyana D&L Smith(Sea God Nurs.) Spanish Fort Siege Blc. Sibling Rivalry x Blc. Kathy O'Malley Klehm Growers Taira-Machi Trial Blc. Erin Kobayashi x Lc. Within Reach F.Komiyama Verna Freise Blc. Red at Night x Blc. Raye Holmes Klehm Growers BULBOPHYLLUM Koolau Star Bulb. fascinator x Bulb. lobbii H & R(W.A.Chang) CALANTHE Les Landes Cal. Saint Brelade x Cal. Five Oaks E.Young O.F. CATASETUM Tan Kim Ping Ctsm. Grace Dunn x Ctsm. Susan Fuchs Sim Bock San(Serdang) CATTLEYA Charline Nakamura C. Watauga x C. Lucille Small Carter & Holmes Chocolate Dorman C. dormaniana x C. Chocolate Drop S.B.Carter Empress Lucille C. Lucille Small x C. Empress Bells D&J.Yingling(O/U) Fragrance of Summer C. Summer Stars x C. schilleriana T.Tajima(G.Suzuki) Fred's Purple Angel C. Angelwalker x C. percivaliana F.J.Bergman Haleahi Serenity C. Valentine x C. bowringiana Hawaiian Fl.Nurs. Hawaiian Mint C. Hawaiian Sugar x C. Old Whitey Kodama Mark Rose C. Horace x C. percivaliana Carter & Holmes(M.Rose) Memoria Thomas McQueen C. bowringiana x C. Rembrandt J.McQueen Myrtle Scharringhausen C. Fred Cole x C. Horace Klehm Growers Pompano Beach C. Horace x C. New Albion Klehm Growers Rima en Puntos C. Cognac x C. Gene May R.Sobrino Wössner Rosesplash C. Howard Leonard x C. Lucille Small F.Glanz CATTLEYTONIA Bottle of Brandy Ctna. Capri x Ctna. Barrel of Brandy D.Neuendorff Cellar of Brandy Ctna. Brandi x Ctna. Barrel of Brandy D.Neuendorff Haleahi Bubbles C. Moon Festival x Ctna. Maui Maid Hawaiian Fl.Nurs. Little Surprise Ctna. Surprise x C. Little Intermezzo Klehm Growers *CHINHEONGARA (Chi.) Serdang Tan Phal. Boediardjo x Rhctm. Ladda Gold Tan Chin Heong CIRRHOPETALUM Elemak Cirr. makoyanum x Cirr. elegans ¶ B.Thoms COCHLEANTHES Buenos Aires Cnths. amazonica x Cnths. Overbrook G.Iannetta Wildmoor Cnths. Amazing x Cnths. Overbrook G.Iannetta COELOGYNE Carolyn Sue Coel. speciosa x Coel. trinervis ¶ S.Pruyn COLMANARA Space Race Colm. Sphacetante x Mtdm. Pupukea Sunset H & R CYCNOCHES Anne-Kathrin Berger Cyc. pentadactylon x Cyc. herrenhusanum ¶ Herrenhäuser(Wilf.Schmidt) Peruvian Swan Cyc. peruviana ¶ x Cyc. pentadactylon J.Davison(Bela Vista) CYMBIDIUM Atropos Cym. Iron Knob x Cym. Pink Ice R.Dix(O/U) Eastern Bunny Cym. goeringii x Cym. Lovely Bunny Mukoyama Eastern Leaf Cym. Memoria Jacqueline Oyston x Cym. goeringii Mukoyama Eastern Rain Cym. Alexanderi x Cym. faberi Mukoyama Enzan Castle Cym. Alexanderi x Cym. Negrito Mukoyama Enzan Photograph Cym. Niveum x Cym. Albanense Mukoyama Enzan Pinkie Cym. Alexanderi x Cym. Splendid Pinkie Mukoyama Enzan Prophet Cym. Enzan Stone x Cym. Red Prophet Mukoyama Enzan Rain Cym. Alexanderi x Cym. Lucky Flower Mukoyama Heavenly Sundust Cym. Sweet Spring x Cym. Golden Elf M.Stagg(A.Easton) Keali'i Reichel Cym. Phar Lap x Cym. Panalatinga E.Stockstill(C.Ishitani) La Ponterrin Cym. Les Landes x Cym. Early Style E.Young O.F. Prime Hawk Cym. Hot Prime x Cym. Street Hawk R.Dix Red Ethos Cym. Atropos x Cym. Bittersweet R.Dix Tham Cym. Flame Hawk x Cym. Brook Street Aspromonte(N.Porter) Tracey Winner Cym. Tracey Reddaway x Cym. Wallara Mukoyama(A.Easton) Vienetta Blues Cym. Vienetta Beauty x Cym. Yowie Flame R.Dix(A.Easton) Yamanashi Shower Cym. pumilum x Cym. Niveum Mukoyama DENDROBIUM Carol Ann McQueen Den. Jaquelyn Concert x Den. helix J.McQueen Evangelina Macaraeg-Macapagal Den. Cheddi Jagan x Den. Tay Swee Keng Singapore Bot.Gdns Fireball Den. Anne's Rainbow Surprise x Den. Aussie Merit G.Leafberg Haleahi Butterfly Den. Polar Bear x Den. Yellow Butterfly Hawaiian Fl.Nurs. Haleahi Twisters Den. Twist of Fate x Den. Tumbling Dice Hawaiian Fl.Nurs. Icao Den. Asean Lady x Den. Goh Yam Chiew Singapore Bot.Gdns Juliet's Love Den. Lustrous x Den. Ellen R.Manning(Down Under N.O.) Justine Den. Candice x Den. Ellen R.Manning(Down Under N.O.) May Hetherington Den. Ram Misra x Den. helix J.McQueen Milos Rabas Den. Cheddi Jagan x Den. phalaenopsis Singapore Bot.Gdns Pacific Blue Den. Anna White x Den. Chao Phaya Blue Exotic Orchids(K.Kamiya) Pauwela Charm Den. Banyad Pink x Den. Kiyomi Beauty Exotic Orchids(K.Kamiya) Ruby Red Den. Burmese Ruby x Den. Kiyomi Beauty Exotic Orchids(K.Kamiya) Salamaua Den. Vivid x Den. Breeze R.Manning(Down Under N.O.) Singa Kagoshima Den. Kiyomi Beauty x Den. bigibbum Singapore Bot.Gdns Sweet Sonia Den. Our Lawrence x Den. Aussie Treat R.Manning(Down Under N.O.) DORITAENOPSIS Bedford Castle Rong Dtps. White Castle x Phal. Rong Guan Amah H.Ginsberg Bedford Rose Delight Phal. Brother Delight x Dtps. Hinarose H.Ginsberg Bedford Stripes Nmore Dtps. Minho Princess x Phal. Massachusetts Stripe H.Ginsberg Hampton Base Dtps. Orglade's Space Base x Phal. Joseph Hampton F.J.Bergman(J.Redlinger) Jenny's Linda Dtps. Jenny x Phal. lindenii Klehm Growers Josefina Viruet Phal. Brother Yew x Dtps. King Shiang's Rose J.Viruet(O/U) Kung's Dark Vicki Phal. Vicki Sue Lockhart x Dtps. King Shiang's Rose Kung's Kung's Happy Candy Dtps. Happy Smile x Phal. Taisuco Candy Kung's Malani Splash Dtps. Tropic Splash x Phal. Malani J.W.Hutchinson Margaret Seurat Dtps. Margaret Poole x Phal. Georges Seurat J.W.Hutchinson Pat Weeks Phal. Art Hall x Dtps. Orglade's Puff Carter & Holmes Patricia Druce Phal. Atien Nasu x Dtps. Orglade's Surfsong L.Quinn(B.N.Jones) Sunlands Sunspot Dtps. Liu Neng-Dow x Phal. Zuma Aussie Delight S.Heyden Taisuco Cosbal Phal. Taisuco Swan x Dtps. City Girl Taisuco DRACULA Red Dragon Drac. Quasimodo x Drac. vampira W.A.Baker EPIDENDRUM A-doribil Gift Epi. quinquepartitum ¶ x Epi. ilense B.Thoms(O/U) Orange Park Epi. phoeniceum x Epi. fowliei ¶ MAJ Orchids EPILAELIOCATTLEYA Butterfly Kisses Lc. Trick or Treat x Epi. conopseum Carter & Holmes(Highland Trop.) HAWKINSARA Haleahi Buttons Lctna. Tina x Sc. Lana Coryell Hawaiian Fl.Nurs. Quantum Spirit Ctna. Capri x Slc. Quantum Leap D.Neuendorff HOLTTUMARA Yumi Watanabe Arnth. Beatrice Ng x V. Sunny Beach Tan Chin Heong LAELIOCATONIA Haleahi Maiden Lc. Atticus x Ctna. Maui Maid Hawaiian Fl.Nurs. Sacramento Splash C. Little Dipper x Lctna. Peggy San Gold Country LAELIOCATTLEYA Bright Winter C. intermedia x Lc. Winter Gift Suwada Orch. Haleahi Pinky C. Moon Festival x Lc. Rosie's Surprise Hawaiian Fl.Nurs. Hawaiian Cabin Lc. Nippon x Lc. Log Cabin Kodama Hawaiian Challenger Lc. Puppy Love x C. Horace Kodama Hawaiian Fair Lc. Mildred Rives x Lc. Melody Fair Kodama Hawaiian Touch Lc. Shellie Compton x C. Horace Kodama Jennifer Bates Lc. Drumbeat x C. bowringiana W.L.Bates John Lewis McQueen Lc. Culminant x C. Bob Betts J.McQueen Julian's Delight L. crispata x C. Porcia W.A.Baker Kenneth Hocke C. Princess Royal x Lc. Britannia Hocke(W.Richter) Miva Prolific C. bowringiana x Lc. Royal Emperor Michel Vacherot Norma Jean Schneider Lc. Royal Emperor x C. Horace MAJ Orchids Pink Essence L. ostermayeri x Lc. Happy Essence M.Thompson(O/U) Raghav's Joy C. Angel Bells x L. pumila Keshab Pradhan Sim Sue Anne Lc. Ann Follis x Lc. Zuiho Sim Bock San(Serdang) Supersonic Lc. Little Oliver x L. purpurata Suwada Orch. Tokyo Pink Doll Lc.
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