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The International Rhododendron Register & Checklist Consolidated Supplement THE ROYAL HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY The International RHODODENDRON REGISTER and CHECKLIST (2004) Consolidated Supplement 2003-2017 THE INTERNATIONAL RHODODENDRON REGISTER AND CHECKLIST (2004) Consolidated Supplement 2003-2017 The second edition of the International Rhododendron Register and Checklist included accounts of all plants whose names had been registered up to the end of December 2002. This Supplement deals with all names registered during the period 1 January 2003 to 31 December 2017. The layout of each entry follows the format adopted in the 2004 Register and Checklist and is explained there in detail on pages 7-10 of the Introduction. It may however be helpful to repeat here that the following abbreviations are employed: (a) = azalea (az) = azaleodendron cv. = cultivar G = grown to first flower by… gp = Group H = hybridised by… I = introduced by… N = named by… (r) = rhododendron R = raised by… REG = registered by… S = selected by… (s) = seed parent (v) = vireya Wherever possible colour references are given to the RHS Colour Chart (1966, 1986, 1995 & 2001) with the colour description being taken from A contribution towards standardization of color names in horticulture, by R.D. Huse and K.L. Kelly (ed. D.H. Voss), 1984. All raisers and introducers of new rhododendrons are urged to ensure that the names of their plants have been registered and are reminded that registration needs to be effected before the plant is introduced or the name appears in print. Registration forms can be obtained from the International Rhododendron Registrar (at the address given below), from the RHS website (www.rhs.org.uk/plants/plant-science/plant registration-forms/rhodoform) or from one of the national or regional registrars as follows: North America Mr Michael Martin Mills, 632 Burnham Road, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania PA19119-3510, USA Australia Mrs Lesley Eaton, PO Box 597, Snug, Tasmania 7054, Australia New Zealand Mr Brian J. Coker, Stoneycrop, 8B Barnsley Crescent, West Melton, New Zealand 7618 Japan Dr Katsuhisa Fujiwara, 363-3 Yoshioka-cho, Kanonji-shi, Kagawa-ken, Japan 768-0021 Dr A.C. Leslie, International Rhododendron Registrar, 109 York Street, Cambridge CB1 2PZ, England (Email: [email protected]) 1 (r) ‘Abby Kate’ Fls 8-10/truss, narrowly funnel-shaped, 45-51 × 53- cv. Elepidote rhododendron : ‘Cup Day’ (s) X 56mm, with 5 flat to wavy-edged lobes, buds strong ‘Samantha Sawers’ red (53C-D), opening inside strong red (51A), deep H: D.J. Dosser (1995), G: D.J. Dosser (2003), N: pink (52B) and strong to deep purplish red (54A, D.J. Dosser (2007), I: B.S. Coates (2007), REG: D.J. 55A); outside deep pink (52B), deep purplish pink Dosser (2008) (54B) and strong pink (54C); dorsal lobe with a Fls 13/ball truss, funnel-shaped, 65 × 85mm, with 5 central vivid yellow (17B) blotch, with a thin red wavy-edged lobes, buds vivid purplish red (66A), midvein; stamens and style vivid red (52A) to strong opening vivid purplish red (66A) inside and out, with red (53C). Calyx 1-2mm long. Lvs broadly elliptic, moderate purplish red (58A) spots on the dorsal 56-63 × 25-31mm, cuneate at base, acute to lobe. Calyx 25mm long, vivid purplish red (66A). Lvs acuminate at apex, margins flat to decurved, matt lanceolate, 150 × 35mm, margins wavy and green above, hairy. Shrub 1.5 × 1.8m in 20 years. decurved, glossy above, obtuse at base, cuspidate at Late June. Hardy. apex, hairless. Shrub 1.5 × 1.5m in 10 years. Nomenclatural standard: colour print of an November (Australia). electronic image provided by the registrant Etymology: named for a granddaughter of the (WSY0119839). Etymology: named for a princess in introducer. Nomenclatural standard: colour print a Finnish fairytale written by Z. Topelius in 1893. provided by the registrant (WSY0101030) First published in Sorbifolia 43(1):34-38 (2012) (v) ‘Abby Lauren’ (r) ‘Adorable Andrea’ cv. Lepidote rhododendron : ‘Teddy’s Best’ (s) X cv. Elepidote rhododendron : ‘Ada Lohr’ (s) X ‘Pastenello’ ‘Crest’ × ‘Evening Glow’ H: G.L.S. Snell (2000-2001), G: K. Hagan (2006), N: H: H.E. Reiley (2007), G: M.L. Reiley (2017), N: A. K. Hagan (2008), REG: K. Hagan (2008) Morgan (2017), REG: Reiley Ridge Nursery (2017) Fls 10/lax truss, tubular funnel-shaped, 75 × 60mm, Fls 12/domed truss, broadly funnel-shaped, 51 × with 5 flat-edged lobes, inside light yellow (15D), 90mm, with 7 rounded, wavy-edged lobes with light orange (29B) ventral lobes, outside light (occasionally emarginate), buds light purplish pink yellow (15D); unmarked. Calyx 1mm long, light (55C), with pale greenish yellow (9D) at the base, green. Lvs oblanceolate, 110 × 50mm, acute at apex, opening inside very pale purple (73D), with a light cuneate at base, margins flat, glossy green above. yellow-green (154D) throat and brilliant yellow-green Shrub 0.9 × 0.8m in 7 years. (154B) spots on the dorsal lobe; outside very light Nomenclatural standard: colour print provided by purple (75C), shading to white (155B) at the margins; the registrant (WSY0101961). Etymology: named for stamens cream; style yellowish, with a green stigma. a granddaughter of the registrant Lvs oblong, 114 × 57mm, rounded at base, obtuse at apex, the margins flat, upangled from the midrib, (r) ‘Above All’ moderate olive green (137A) and semi-glossy above, cv. Elepidote rhododendron : ‘Award’ (s) X ‘Ayers hairless. Shrub 0.6 × 0.4m in 8 years. Midseason Rock’ (early May in northern Maryland). Hardy to -15C. H: H. O’Rourke (1987), G: H. O’Rourke (1999), N: Nomenclatural standard: colour print of an H. O’Rourke (2005), REG: H. O’Rourke (2005) electronic image provided by the registrant Fls 9/domed truss, broadly funnel-shaped, 65 × (WSY0108559). Etymology: incorporates the first 100mm, with 7 very wavy-edged lobes, orange-pink name of the nominant, who is a granddaughter of in bud, opening inside yellow in the throat and pale the hybridiser pink on the lobes, outside pale pink. Calyx 20mm long, yellow and pink. Lvs lanceolate, 110 × 40mm, (r) ‘Adrien Franchet’ margins flat, matt green, obtuse at base, acute at cv. Elepidote rhododendron : ‘Kernéostic’ × ‘Jalisco apex, hairless. Shrub 1.5 × 1.8m in 16 years. Elect’ (s) X ‘Fred Wynniatt’ × ‘Ring of Fire’ November (Australia). H: M. Colombel (1997), G: M. Colombel (2006), N: M. Colombel (2011), REG: M. Colombel (2011) (a) ‘Adalmina’ Fls 8-12/domed truss, broadly funnel-campanulate, cv. Deciduous azalea : ‘Directeur Charles Baumann’ 65-70 × 100-115mm, with 7 wavy-edged lobes, buds (s) X Choptank River Hybrid × ‘Maori’ moderate red (47A), opening inside deep pink (51C) H: A. Väinölä (1989), G: University of Helsinki & at the margins and light orange-yellow (16B) in the Arboretum Mustila, N: A. Väinölä (2008), I: MTT centre, outside similarly coloured; inconspicuous Agrifood Research Finland (2010), REG: University brownish spots on the three dorsal lobes; ovary of Helsinki (2015) green and hairy, but not glandular; style exserted. Calyx 2-8mm long, vivid reddish orange (33B), lobes H: H. Hachmann (1979), G: H. Hachmann (1984), ciliate. Pedicels deep red (60A). Lvs elliptic, 110-135 N: Holger Hachmann (2007), I: Holger Hachmann × 60-70mm, base mostly cordate (a few rounded), (2007), REG: M. Oppenrieder (2011) apex obtuse, margins flat, matt green above, hairless; Fls 10-16/dense, rounded truss, funnel-shaped, 60- petioles most;y red shading towards the apex into the 85mm wide, with 5 slightly wavy-edged lobes, vivid greenish yellow midvein. Shrub 1.3 × 2.0m in 12 red (53A) inside and out, with a blotch of dark red years. Mid to late May. (almost black or red-brown) spots on the dorsal lobe; Nomenclatural standard: colour print provided by filaments and style bright red; anthers vanilla yellow. the registrant (WSY0119216). Etymology: named for Lvs elliptic, up to 160 × 61mm, margins wavy and the famous French botanist who described many decurved, glossy green above. Shrub 1.2 × 1.4m in rhododendron species 10 years. Mid May to early June. Syn: ‘Schwitter’s Rubin’ (r) ‘Adrien Le Fur’ Nomenclatural standard: colour print provided by cv. Elepidote rhododendron : ‘Halopeanum’ (s) X the registrant (WSY0117999). First published in ‘Coronation Day’ Hachmann cat. 2009-2013 (2009). Etymology: H: J.-F. Saint-Jalm (1996), G: J.-F. Saint-Jalm (2001), named for a well-known Swiss showmaster (MC or N: J.-F. Saint-Jalm (2008), REG: J.-F. Saint-Jalm Master of Ceremonies) Kurt Aeschbacher (2008) Fls 11-12/loose ball truss, broadly funnel-shaped, 65 (r) ‘Agayon’ × 125mm, with 6 wavy-edged lobes, buds strong cv. Elepidote rhododendron : derived from open- purplish red (63B), opening inside very pale purple pollinated seed of Polar Bear Group (69D), fading to white, outside strong purplish red G: R. Kersten (2010), N: R. Kersten, I: Fleurolex (63B); a deep purplish red (59B) blotch surrounds Vitroplant Production (2009), REG: Fleurolex the base of the throat and there are numerous small, Vitroplant Production (2016) but relatively inconspicuous spots chiefly on the Fls large, 8-10/truss, funnel-shaped, c.70 × 60mm, dorsal lobe/dorsal throat; stamens 14, filaments with 6-7-smooth to slightly wavy-edged, broadly white; style white, stigma light yellow-green (145C). obtuse lobes, slightly flushed pink in bud, opening Calyx 1mm long, strong purplish red (63B). Lvs white throughout, with a very small area of green elliptic, 100 × 70mm, rounded at base, broadly acute markings at the base of the dorsal throat; filaments at apex, hairless. Shrub 2.2 × 1.7m in 11 years. Mid white, anthers pinkish white; style very pale green, April to early May. stigma prominent, pale greenish; strongly scented. Nomenclatural standard: colour print provided by Calyx very short. Lvs elliptic to narrowly the registrant (WSY0101331). Etymology: named for oblanceolate, c.200-250 × 60-70mm, cuneate at base, a great enthusiast for rhododendrons and other acute at apex, with a pale midrib above, hairless.
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