The International Dianthus Register (1983) & Checklist Twenty-ninth Supplement © 2012 The Royal Horticultural Society 80 Vincent Square, London SW1P 2PE, United Kingdom www.rhs.org.uk Charity registration number 222879 / SC038262 International Dianthus Registrar: Dr A C Leslie All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise, without the prior permission of the copyright holder isbn 9781907057359 Printed and bound in the UK by Page Bros, Norwich The previous supplement (Twenty-eighth Supplement) was published on 5 December 2011 Cover: Dianthus alpinus by Rosemary Lindsay The International Dianthus Register (1983) & Checklist Twenty-ninth Supplement Introduction page 1 Additions (January to December 2011) page 2 Corrections to the Register and Checklist page 28 List of raisers and registrants page 29 The following list contains the names of Dianthus cultivars added to the International Dianthus Register between 1 January and 31 December 2011, together with any additions to the Checklist where relevant information about the plants concerned has become available. Raisers and introducers of new cultivars are urged to ensure that the names of all their plants have been registered and are reminded that registration should take place before a plant is released or the name is mentioned in print. Registration concerns all named cultivars. The forms to register a new name can be obtained from the International Dianthus Registrar, at the address below. A certificate of registration will be issued on request. There is no fee for this service. The form may also be downloaded from the RHS website at www.rhs.org.uk/Plants/Plant-science/Plant-registration/Dianthus The format of entries follows a pattern first adopted in the Fifth Supplement, except that pot carnations are now designated as (pt) at the start of their entries. Following the classification and the name of each new cultivar is a statement regarding parentage or origin in parenthesis. The names of those involved in the raising, introduction and registration of the plant are then listed, together with the relevant dates. It may be helpful here to repeat the abbreviations that are employed in the text: (b) = border carnation (p) = pink (c) = carnation (p,a) = annual pink or plant cv. = cultivar usually grown as an annual G = grown to first flower by… (pf ) = perpetual carnation Gp = Group (pt) = pot carnation H = hybridised by… R = raised by… I = introduced by… REG = registrant L = listed by… S = selected by… (m) = malmaison carnation (s) = seed parent N = named by… Perpetual carnations are listed, where known, as sprays or standards. The use of the latter should not be confused with the citation of nomenclatural standards which refer to the individual herbarium specimen or image (slides, prints etc.) which have been selected as the definitive point of reference should any doubt arise about the plant to which the name concerned should apply. Colour references such as 128D are to the RHS Colour Chart (1966, 1986, 1995, 2001), those such as 730/3 refer to the Horticultural Colour Chart (1941). The descriptions are as full and consistent as information provided by the registrant and other sources allow. Any additional material or corrections would be welcomed by the International Registrar. Dr A.C. Leslie, International Dianthus Registrar, 109 York Street, Cambridge CB1 2PZ, United Kingdom (email: [email protected]). International Dianthus Register (1983) and Checklist 29th Supplement 1 Additions to the Register & Checklist, January to December 2011 (pf ) ‘Admiral Holder’ Nomenclatural standard: colour print cv. Sport from ‘Admiral Crompton’ provided by the registrant (WSY). N: B. Yates (2010), I: B. Yates (2011), Etymology: “Anders” is the prefix generally REG: B. Yates (2011) used by the registrant Fls very fully double, 85mm wide, white self; margins shallowly to moderately (p) ‘Anders Irene Bishop’ toothed; strongly scented. Lvs broad, cv. ‘Anders Patricia Griffiths’ (s) × ‘Sutton grey-green. Stems strong, 76cm. Standard. Brierley Grace’ Nomenclatural standard: colour print H: A.J. Derrick (2010), G: A.J. Derrick provided by the registrant (WSY). (2011), N: A.J. Derrick (2011), I: A.J. Etymology: name derived in part from the Derrick (2011), REG: A.J. Derrick (2011) parent and in part from the name of a Fls semi-double, 30mm wide, dark pink friend of the registrant. First propagated ground, with a mid crimson eye; margins by the registrant in 2009 shallowly to moderately toothed; scented. Stems 30cm (in the open ground). (pf ) Ai Pink Nomenclatural standard: colour print Trade designation for ‘Breai’ provided by the registrant (WSY). Etymology: “Anders” is the prefix regularly (pf ) Amant used by the registrant, “Irene Bishop” is Trade designation for ‘Bretna’ the wife of a friend in Cyprus (pf ) Amie (p) ‘Anders Maureen Lee’ Trade designation for ‘Koamie’ cv. ‘Anders Peace’ (s) × ‘Anders Gemma’ (pf ) ‘Andalucia’ H: A.J. Derrick (2010), G: A.J. Derrick cv. Parentage unknown (2011), N: A.J. Derrick (2011), I: A.J. R: Fuji Plants/Breier (pre2011) Derrick (2011), REG: A.J. Derrick (2011) Fls fully double, red self; margins very Fls single, 30mm wide, fuchsia pink shallowly toothed. Standard. ground, with a broad, light crimson eye; margins shallowly toothed; scented. Stems (pf ) ‘Anders Astolat’ 30cm (in the open ground). cv. ‘Crompton Princess’, open-pollinated Nomenclatural standard: colour print H: A.J. Derrick (2004), G: A.J. Derrick provided by the registrant (WSY). (2005), N: A.J. Derrick (2006), I: A.J. Etymology: “Anders” is the prefix generally Derrick (2006), REG: A.J. Derrick (2011) used by the registrant, “Maureen Lee” is Fls fully double, 70mm wide, white the wife of a friend ground, narrowly edged and with some marginal flecking of magenta, with an (p) ‘Anders Maureen Turner’ occasional stripe down the centre of the cv. ‘Anders Emily Elizabeth’ (s) × petals; margins entire; slightly scented. ‘Oakwood Candy’ Lvs blue-green. Stems 60cm (under glass). H: A.J. Derrick (2010), G: A.J. Derrick, Nomenclatural standard: colour print N: A.J. Derrick (2011), I: A.J. Derrick provided by the registrant (WSY). (2011), REG: A.J. Derrick (2011) Etymology: “Anders” is the prefix generally Fls fully double, 35mm wide, pink ground, used by the registrant with much darker stripes and spotting all over each petal; margins very shallowly (p) ‘Anders Comet’ toothed; scented. Stems 40cm (under glass). cv. ‘Sutton Bella Rouge’, open-pollinated Nomenclatural standard: colour print H: A.J. Derrick (2010), G: A.J. Derrick provided by the registrant (WSY). (2011), N: A.J. Derrick (2011), I: A.J. Etymology: “Anders” is the prefix regularly Derrick (2011), REG: A.J. Derrick (2011) used by the registrant, “Maureen Turner” Fls fully double, 30mm wide, mid red the name of a friend ground, with very faint, thin, dark red stripes on each petal; margins entire to (p) ‘Anders Old Trafford’ very shallowly toothed; scented. Stems cv. ‘Sutton Bella Rouge’ (s) × ‘Anders 30cm (under glass). Cherry Ripe’ 2 International Dianthus Register (1983) and Checklist 29th Supplement H: A.J. Derrick (2010), G: A.J. Derrick Etymology: “Anders” is the prefix generally (2011), N: A.J. Derrick (2011), I: A.J. used by the registrant Derrick (2011), REG: A.J. Derrick (2011) Fls fully double, 35mm wide, red self; (pf ) ‘Anders Remember Me’ margins shallowly toothed; not scented. cv. ‘Anders Kyrenia Sunset’, open- Lvs broad, deep blue-green. Stems very pollinated vigorous, 40cm (under glass). H: A.J. Derrick (2005), G: A.J. Derrick Nomenclatural standard: colour print (2006), N: A.J. Derrick (2007), I: A.J. provided by the registrant (WSY). Derrick (2007), REG: A.J. Derrick (2011) Etymology: “Anders” is the prefix generally Fls fully double, 70mm wide, very pale used by the registrant, “Old Trafford” (the pink self; margins shallowly toothed; home ground of Manchester United slightly scented. Lvs blue-green. Stems football club) is used in reference to Keith 65cm (under glass). Stockton, a stalwart of the Lancashire and Nomenclatural standard: colour print Cheshire Carnation Society, whose main provided by the registrant (WSY). interests are pinks and the club Etymology: “Anders” is the prefix generally used by the registrant (p) ‘Anders Our Meg’ cv. ‘Anders Molly Mo’ (s) × ‘Anders Tia’ (pf ) ‘Anders Royal Purple’ H: A.J. Derrick (2009), G: A.J. Derrick cv. ‘Judy Ann’ (s) × ‘Jess Hewins’ (2010), N: A.J. Derrick (2011), I: A.J. H: A.J. Derrick (2002), G: A.J. Derrick Derrick (2011), REG: A.J. Derrick (2011) (2003), N: A.J. Derrick (2004), I: A.J. Fls fully double, 28mm wide, mid pink Derrick (2004), REG: A.J. Derrick (2011) ground, with maroon eye and lacing; Fls fully double, 75mm wide, purple self; margins entire; scented. Lvs blue-green. margins shallowly toothed; not scented. Stems 45cm (under glass). Lvs blue-green. Stems 65cm (under glass). Nomenclatural standard: colour print Nomenclatural standard: colour print provided by the registrant (WSY). provided by the registrant (WSY). Etymology: “Anders” is the prefix generally Etymology: “Anders” is the prefix generally used by the registrant, “Our Meg” refers to used by the registrant the cat that belonged to the wife of the (p) ‘Anders Splendid’ registrant which was killed in a motor cv. ‘Anders Verdant’ (s) × ‘Anders Verdant’ accident at the age of 21 H: A.J. Derrick (2010), G: A.J. Derrick (p) ‘Anders Our Molly’ (2011), N: A.J. Derrick (2011), I: A.J. cv. ‘Richmond Strad Charm’, open- Derrick (2011), REG: A.J. Derrick (2011) pollinated Fls fully double, 32mm wide, deep magenta H: A.J. Derrick (2009), G: A.J. Derrick self; margins shallowly toothed; scented. (2010), N: A.J. Derrick (2011), I: A.J. Stems 30cm (under glass). Derrick (2011), REG: A.J. Derrick (2011) Nomenclatural standard: colour print Fls fully double, 35mm wide, light pink provided by the registrant (WSY).