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International Geraniaceae Group Seed List 2018/2019 INTERNATIONAL GERANIACEAE GROUP SEED LIST 2018/2019 Welcome to the International Geraniaceae Group seed list for 2019. As last year we first list the new donations for 2019, followed by a list of seeds remaining from the 2018 list. We have 9 first time donors this year whom we welcome and thanks to all donors without whom this list would not be possible. Ordering instructions: Orders should be sent ONLY by email to [email protected] DO NOT SEND ANY MONEY IN ADVANCE! Please list the IGG reference numbers. The maximum number of packets which can be ordered per member is 30, so please list the first 30 you prefer and then list a few substitutes in case your choice is sold out. If a species has several donations, you can list several numbers joined by hyphens to indicate the donation preferred (eg. 71-74-72) but please restrict the total number of packets per species to two different donations. Packets will contain a minimum of 2 seeds, so you have a better chance! Mostly there will be much more. Orders will be dealt with strictly in order of receipt. Last year most orders were received within 24 hours of issue of the list so speed is recommended! We will work through orders as quickly as we can and inform you availability and how much to pay. We charge £0.30 per packet of seeds and £2.00 will be added for postage wherever you are. Payment can be made using this link http://www.geraniaceae-group.org/society/seed-exchange/seed- exchange-members-only/ You will need to have registered on the website and established a password to enter this area. Donors will receive a free packet of seeds for each packet they donated (duplicates count as one) and get half price for everything else. Some countries have strict rules on seed imports. Members in the USA should obtain an import permit for small lots of seed obtainable from APHIS. I cannot send seed until I get this but seed will be reserved. Australia and New Zealand have lists of permitted seed to which we will refer to ensure nothing is sent with a prohibited species name. Some of the Oxalis donations are bulbs and are clearly marked as such. 1 We rely on donors to correctly label seeds and pollination standards but we cannot be responsible for incorrect identification or failure to germinate or hybrids. Nor can we be responsible for seeds lost in transit for whatever reason or confiscated or destroyed by customs. Although members who have donated seed will have done their best to name their plants accurately, there is no guarantee given regarding nomenclature. If you have any doubts when the plant has matured, please photograph a flower, a leaf and also a general view then e-mail them to David Victor for identification. This can also be done via The Forum. If in doubt, I can forward photographs and the query for you. Where donors have not supplied information regarding pollination; it should be assumed the seed has been “open pollinated”. Seed raised from cultivars will probably not come true from seed and are not entitled to the original cultivar name but I have left the names as received from donors. Please note I have listed succulent monsonias under the old name of Sarcocaulon. Double or Triple Capital letters at the end of the listing informs you which donor sent the seed. (See the separate list of donors for 2018). There are several new donors and we are extremely grateful for all donations without which we could not produce such an extensive seed list. 1032 E. atlanticum IGG/2018/551/RK - GR 1033 E. crinitum (open poll.) - AC 1034 E. extra small named CVs (open poll.) - MLH 1035 E. manescavii (open poll.) - AC 1036 E. pelargoniflorum (open poll.) -AC 1037 E. sp. Garden collected large white fl.(open poll.) - LF 1038 E. sp. Small white flowers - LF 1039 E. sp. White flowers PW 1040 E. trifolium - PW 1041 E. x lindavicum mix white and pink (open poll.) - MLH 1042 G. cf pratense ex Kazakhstan, Trans-Ili Range - AN 1043 G. cinereum (open poll.) - MLH 1044 G. cinereum/subcaulescens sp and hybrids colour mix (open poll.) - MLH 1045 G. collinum ES 00 142 coll. Pamirs Kyrgyzstan 3500m ex Euroseeds CZ - DXV 1046 G. collinum 'Tien Shan' open poll. - MVV 1047 G. erianthum blue, open poll. - MVV 1048 G. erianthum 'Calm Sea' open poll. - MVV 1049 G. himalayense 'Derrick Cook' - MVV 1050 G. ibericum 'Ushguli Grey' open poll. - MVV 1051 G. ibericum 'White Zigana' open poll. - MVV 1052 G. petri-davisii (open poll.) - MLH 1053 G. sanguineum (open poll.) - LF 1054 G. sp. Tien Shan - DG 1055 G. subacutum hybrid (open poll.) - MLH 1056 G. subacutum white fl. (open poll.) - MLH 1057 G. subcaulescens (open poll.) - MLH 1058 G. subulata-stipulatum - DG 1059 G. sylvaticum red flowered form - DXV 1060 G. viscosissimum open poll. - MVV 2 1061 G. wakkerstroomianum - DXV 1062 M. emarginata - CW 1063 M. emarginata - PB 1064 M. speciosa - CW 1065 O. annae 36km NE of Bitterfontein on Pofadder Rd. - GR 1066 O. annae white 29 km NE of Vanrhynsdorp - GR 1067 O. annae white fl. 4km N of Koekenaap - GR 1068 O. annae white fl. Compact, 5km N.Koekenaap on Brandsebaai Rd - GR 1069 O. cf depressa-inaequalis black lvs.in white sand,just W.top Ouberg Pass,Montagu-GR 1070 O. cf inaequalis 0.5km W of top of Ouberg Pass, Montagu - GR 1071 O. cf inaequalis 10.3km N of Villiersdorp - GR 1072 O. cf inaequalis 27.8km S.of Worcester on Doorn River Valley rd. - GR 1073 O. cf inaequalis 34.5km S.of Worcester on Doorn River Valley rd. - GR 1074 O. cf inaequalis riverbed N of west end of Warmwaterberg Little Karoo - GR 1075 O. cf inaequalis top of Ouberg Pass, Montagu - GR 1076 O. cf inaequalis top of Rooihoogte Pass, Villiersdorp - GR 1077 O. convexula 1.5km E of top of Ouberg Pass, Montagu - GR 1078 O. convexula 300m W of top of Ouberg Pass,Montagu -GR 1079 O. convexula 50km S of N1 in Koo Valley on Rd to Montagu - GR 1080 O. convexula 5km E of Barrydale on rd to Ladismith - GR 1081 O. convexula 5km S of N1 on rd.to Matroosberg Station - GR 1082 O. convexula form that looks like a Haworthia,top of Ouberg Pass,Montagu - GR 1083 O. convexula orchards, Hex River Valley - GR 1084 O. convexula top of Rooshoogte Pass, Montagu - GR 1085 O. depressa 12.5 km S.of Worcester - GR 1086 O. depressa 15km E.of Caledon - GR 1087 O. depressa 300m down Ouberg Pass, Montagu - GR 1088 O. depressa hill N.of Joubertina,Langekloof, S.Cape - GR 1089 O. dregei ex late Alan Sonnenberg, swamp sp. Needs moisture BULBS - GR 1090 O. fergusoniae pink, 15 km E of Caledon - GR 1091 O. flava var unifoliata Brandkop N.of Nieuwoudtville BULBS - GR 1092 O. glabra pink Middelpos, S.of Porterville - GR 1093 O. inaequalis (?) 3km W of top of Ouberg Pass, Montagu - GR 1094 O. inaequalis 12.5km S.of Worcester(wine cellar) - GR 1095 O. inaequalis 2km W of Worcester on rd to Robertson - GR 1096 O. inaequalis 5km W of Vanwyksdorp Little Karoo (the farm) - GR 1097 O. inaequalis 6-7km S.of Calitzdorp on Vanwyksdorp rd, Little Karoo - GR 1098 O. inaequalis Buffelsjag - GR 1099 O. inaequalis pink fl. 15km W.of Robertson, Little Karoo - GR 1100 O. inaequalis pink fl. 2km W of Robertson - GR 1101 O. inaequalis S.of Potatsrivier, Tangun Karoo - GR 1102 O. inaequalis Speelmanskraal W.end of large kloof, white fl. - GR 1103 O. inaequalis Waterkloof, orchards, Hex River Valley - GR 1104 O. inaequalis(?) Katbakkies Pass, Cederberg - GR 1105 O. laburnifolia (purpurea) 3km SE of Heerenlogement(NW Clanwilliam) - GR 1106 O. laburnifolia (purpurea) 4.6km E of Graafwater(w of Clanwilliam) - GR 1107 O. laburnifolium (purpurea) Heerenlogement NW of Clanwilliam - GR 1108 O. laburnifolium 3km SE of Heerenlogement, NW of Clanwilliam - GR 1109 O. megalorrhiza Chile/Peru ex garden plant - GR 1110 O. obtusa (similar to "O.piottae") Agter Paarl BULBS - GR 1111 O. pocockiae 20km W of Calvinia, N.Cape - GR 1112 O. pocockiae 7.5km S of N1 on Matroosberg Station Rd - GR 1113 O. pocockiae top of hill N of town of Calvinia, N.Cape - GR 1114 O. sp ex IGG 674 H-0096 BULBS (very few) - PBR 3 1115 O. sp ex IGG 676 H-0098 BULBS – PBR 1116 O. sp ex IGG 677 H-0099 BULBS – PBR 1117 O. sp from IGG 675 H-0097 BULBS – PBR 1118 O. valdiviensis Chile seed ex Plant World - GR 1119 O. viscosa Piekenierskloof Pass, 2km N.of top Eendekuil turn BULBS - GR 1120 O. zeekoevleyensis 15km E.of Caledon BULBS - GR 1121 O.cf inaequalis 33.6 km S.of Worcester in Doorn River Valley - GR 1122 O.cf inaequalis 33km S.of Worcester on Doorn River Valley rd.-GR 1123 O.fergusonae(?) Misgund on Du Toit Farm above orchards - GR 1124 P. abrotanifolium LF 313 (open poll.) - LF 1125 P. abrotanifolium 'Voster' - RDC 1126 P. acetosum - DXV 1127 P. acetosum open poll. - CH 1128 P. aciculatum - DXV 1129 P. acraeum ex Silverhill seeds (hand poll.) - GR 1130 P. acraeum ex Silverhill seeds (the actual spp.) - GR 1131 P. adriaani DXV 13 16 - DXV 1132 P. aff vinaceum ex NNE Concordia - JM 1133 P. albersii - DXV 1134 P. alchemilloides - PW 1135 P. alchemilloides - RDC 1136 P. alchemilloides MST 497 (open poll.) - MS 1137 P. alchemilloides open poll.
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