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Other Fellow Fuchsias 2014 Catalogue Bush A - B Aalt Hillie van de Veen Alf Thornley Single/Semi Double Double H1c (Min 5 to 10°C) H2 (Min 1 to 5°C) Beije, Martin, (NL) Clark, Dave, (UK) 2002 1981 Medium sized single\semi double flowers, bold and bright. Vigorous and Medium sized perfect double flowers, upright and bushy. Tube: Pink. robust bush. Tube: Bold red. Sepals: Bold red with green tips. Corolla: Sepals: Vibrant red rose, slightly reflexed. Corolla: A smooth creamy Red with slightly darker petal edges. Foliage: Medium green. white. Foliage: Medium green. Parentage: [Eden's Delight x Display] x Eden's Delight. Alison Patricia Adriaan van Bylant Semi Double Double H2 (Min 1 to 5°C) H2 (Min 1 to 5°C) Johns, Eric, (UK) Cuppens, J, (BE) 1990 2009 RHS AGM Small upward and outward facing flowers and lots of them. Suitable for Tube: White (155C), short and thick. Sepals: Pale pink (56C), light standards. Tube: Shortish, red. Sepals: Pink, droopy. Corolla: Violet yellowish green tips (150C), half down, tips recurved. Corolla: Light red, veined. Foliage: Medium\dark green. Purple (75B) maturing to light rose (68D), half flared, wavy petal edges. Parentage: Pink La Campanella x Zonnedauw Allan Taylor Alan Ayckbourn Single Single H2 (Min 1 to 5°C) H2 (Min 1 to 5°C) Porter, John, (UK) Clark, Dave, (UK) 2011 1985 Allan Taylor was named in memory of Salford & Bolton Fuchsia Society’s late President. We are most grateful to John Porter for Popular and easy to grow fuchsia, very good for training as standards. generously giving us cuttings of what he considers to be the best plant Tube: Baby pink with slightly darker stripes. Sepals: Baby pink through he’s ever raised and are delighted to have it in our collection. It’s a first white to green at tips. Corolla: White, ¼ flared when mature. Foliage: class light red and white single, that deserves to be more widely grown Mid green, leaves have serrated edges. and shown. It's naturally short-jointed, and bushy. The flowers, displayed noticeably outwards, are small, but more than make up for Albertina this by being so freely and evenly produced. All is neat and beautifully proportioned. Trouble-free, a great fuchsia. John said of it: “It is the best Single plant I have ever produced, upright, vigorous, uniform”. That’s some H2 (Min 1 to 5°C) recommendation from someone who’s been growing fuchsias for over 55 years. Netjes, (NL) 1989 Alyssa May Garcia Double An easy fuchsia producing loads of attractively flared flowers. Tube: H2 (Min 1 to 5°C) Rose pink, short. Sepals: Pale pink with green tips, held ½ up. Corolla: Garcia, Sid, (UK) Baby-pink, ¾ flared when mature. Foliage: Dark green. 2011 Alexandra Meles Single An absolutely superb cultivar, popular and successful show fuchsia H2 (Min 1 to 5°C) which provides a superb display both in borders and containers. Tube: Creamy white with pink blush. Sepals: Creamy pink on top, speckled van der Putten, (NL) rose pink underneath, held slightly up and recurved when mature. Corolla: Pink with lilac at first then maturing to pink all over, ½ flared 2011 when mature. Foliage: Darkish mid green. 'Frank Saunders' x 'Lillian NKvF R Annetts'. Strikingly coloured and easy to grow cultivar, suitable for exhibition, containers and bedding. Largely self-deadheading, it is also nicely compact, and breaks well. Flowers are medium sized, and hang on a fairly long pedicel. Tube: White and very short. Sepals: Pale rose pink (62B) with apple green tips, held almost fully up and recurved. Corolla: Violet reddish purple (80B), with a distinct patch of very pale pink\white at the base of each petal. Only slightly flared. Foliage: Small, neat leaves. Dark greyish green. 1 Bush A - B Andrew Hadfield Anita Single Single H2 (Min 1 to 5°C) H2 (Min 1 to 5°C) Rowell, Joseph, (UK) Gotz, Paul, (DE) 1987 1989 Useful exhibition cultivar with a short jointed, self branching, naturally Freely produces small to medium sized bright flowers, suitable for patio neat form, outward and upward facing flowers with sensational colours. containers or borders. Tube: Short, white with coral pink blush. Sepals: Great for patio containers. Tube: Carmine, short. Sepals: Carmine at White with greenish recurved tips. Held horizontally with recurved tips. base then mottled carmine and green to green at tips, held horizontally Corolla: Pink\orange. Glows. Foliage: Dark green, lush and fairly dense. with slight reflex when mature. Corolla: Periwinkle blue with slight pink veining, ½ flared when mature. Foliage: Mid to darkish green. Annie Earle Angela King Single Single H2 (Min 1 to 5°C) H2 (Min 1 to 5°C) Lye, James, (UK) Wilkinson, M, (UK) 1887 2011 Another of James Lye's vigorous, easy to grow, classically beautiful cultivars, suitable for exhibition, containers and bedding. Tube: Creamy Nice. Very very nice. Tube: Pink. Sepals: Pale pink with green tips. white and slender. Sepals: White, held half down. Corolla: Deep Held horizontal and reflexed. Corolla: Opens blue, matures to pale fuchsia, slightly flared. Foliage: Darkish green. cerise and three quarter flared. Foliage: Medium green. 'Sophie Louise' x 'Violet'. Anniek Geerlings Angie Single Single H2 (Min 1 to 5°C) H2 (Min 1 to 5°C) Franck, (NL) Unknown 1988 Unknown A lovely elegant flower, excellent in containers or summer bedding, superb display on an easy to grow plant. Tube: Pale rose pink with hint Very beautiful, fairly vigorous, always attracts comment due to the of lilac, long. Sepals: Pale rose pink with tiny green tips, quite long and crisply contrasting flower colours. Tube: Pink with candy stripes, short. held slightly down with tips recurved. Corolla: Lilac rose pink, ¼ flared, Sepals: White and pale pink with green tips, held horizontal and short. Foliage: Mid green. recurved. Corolla: Purple-blue maturing lilac, ¼ flared when mature. Foliage: Mid to dark green on top of leaves, paler green underneath. Antigone Angie Baby Single Single H2 (Min 1 to 5°C) H2 (Min 1 to 5°C) Banks, Edward, (UK) Unknown 1887 Unknown Flowers freely. Medium sized crisply coloured flowers, a real beauty. Tube: Short, white. Sepals: White, slight pink blush. Corolla: Flowers freely. Blooms are small to medium sized and a very pretty Pink\orange. Glows. Foliage: Dark green which the flowers show well flared shape. Lovely container plant. Tube: Warm peachy orange-pink. against. Sepals: Orange-pink. Swept right back over tube, reflexed tips. Corolla: Smoky coral pink, salmon. Fully flared. Foliage: Mid green. Apart Anhaltiner Single Single H2 (Min 1 to 5°C) H2 (Min 1 to 5°C) Moerman, (NL) Strumper, Karl, (DE) 1991 1990 Very attractive, interesting flowers produced generously, another much underrated fuchsia. Recommended. Tube: Creamy white, long in An attractive free-flowering small to medium sized bush well suited to proportion to flower size. Sepals: White with green tips, held horizontally border or contaners. Tube: Pale pink with darker stripes, short. Sepals: with slight recurve at tips. Corolla: Fuchsia pink petal edges changing White with pink blush and pale green tips, white underneath, held ¼ through paler pink to white in centre of petal base, ½ flared. Foliage: down with partial recurve. Corolla: Light magenta-purple with darker Pale mid green. edges to the petals, ¼ flared when mature. Foliage: Mid green. 2 Bush A - B Arels Nina Barbara Reynolds Single Single H2 (Min 1 to 5°C) H2 (Min 1 to 5°C) Elsman, (NL) Reynolds, Gordon, (UK) 2011 2005 Produces medium sized flowers very freely, flowers contrast well with Popular exhibition cultivar, has a subtle beauty which is stunning in pots the darkish green foliage giving an eye-catching display. Tube: White and containers. Tube: Cream with hint of pink. Sepals: Cream with hint with pale green tint. Sepals: White with pale pink edges and pale green of pink at base and slight green tinge at tips, held horizontally with tips tips, held slightly down from horizontal. Corolla: White with very slight recurved. Corolla: White, flaring only slightly when mature. Foliage: Mid pink flushes. ¼ flared when mature. Foliage: Darkish green. green. Arels Tojo Beauty of Purbeck Single Semi Double H2 (Min 1 to 5°C) H2 (Min 1 to 5°C) Elsman, A, (NL) Swinbank, (UK) 2011 1991 NKvF R Eye-catching, easy to grow, classically beautiful cultivar suitable for Small to medium sized flowers appear bright and display well against exhibition, containers or bedding. Tube: White with pink candy stripes, the mid green foliage, lovely container or bedding plant. Tube: White long and slender. Sepals: White with apple green tips, held fully up and with pale pink striping. Sepals: White with rose flushes and stripes and recurved. Corolla: Dark reddish purple, ¼ flared. Foliage: Mid green. green tips, held ½ up and recurved. Corolla: White. ¼ flared when mature. Foliage: Mid green. Ashville Beauty of Trowbridge Single Single H2 (Min 1 to 5°C) H2 (Min 1 to 5°C) Wilkinson, M, (UK) Lye, James, (UK) 2010 1881 This one catches the eye with it's striking flower colours which seem to stand out, even glow, against the dark foliage. Recommended. Tube: Medium to large flowers, graceful and alluring. Mr Lye produced many Creamy white with pink blush, short. Sepals: White with hint of rose and truly lovely fuchsias and this is amongst his best. (IMHOP). Tube: green tips, held slightly down. Corolla: Rich fuchsia pink mixed with Stout, Waxy creamy-white, candy striped in pale pink. Sepals: Creamy- lavender, lighter at base, more pink at edges, ¼ flared. Foliage: Dark white, recurved and greenish at tips. Corolla: Cerise, creamy-white at green on top, mid green under. base. Foliage: Medium green with serrated edged leaves. Avon Celebration Binnenland ('t Binnenland) Semi Double Single H2 (Min 1 to 5°C) H2 (Min 1 to 5°C) Lockyer, J, (UK) van den Brink, (NL) 1978 2011 NKvF R A very attractively coloured semi double flower with variegated foliage, Stiffly upright cultivar that makes a good half or full standard, does best make a beautiful display.
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