Horticultural Reviews, Volume 49. Группа авторов

2 – Burgundy fall color; sepals turn pink Bred by Rein and Mark Bulk, Netherlands, 1995 Camelot^{1 , 2} – – Deep red fall color; sepals turn light pink Bred by Mary Nell McDaniel, Urbana, IL; introduced by Louisiana Nurseries, prior to 1995 Cloud Nine^{1 , 2} – – Double flowers; pointed sepals Introduced by Louisiana Nurseries, prior to 1997 Dayspring (Day Spring)¹ – – – Introduced by Flowerwood Nursery Ellen Huff ¹ – – Heat tolerant From Gulf Coast Emerald Lake^{1 , 2} 2 – Weak branches; possibly same as ‘Wade Mahlke’ Introduced by Louisiana Nurseries, prior to 1997 Brenhill (Gatsby Gal) – – – Bred in Cleveland, AL; introduced by Spring Meadow Nurseries Brother Edward (Gatsby Moon) – – Dense panicle, similar to Harmony Bred in Cleveland, AL; introduced by Spring Meadow Nurseries JoAnn (Gatsby Pink) – – Sepals turn pink Bred in Kingsville, MO; introduced by Spring Meadow Nurseries Doughill (Gatsby Star) – – Double flowers Bred in Cleveland, AL; introduced by Spring Meadow Nurseries Gloster (Gloster Form) ^{1, 2} – – Five sepals per floret; grows well in the southern States Introduced by Louisiana Nurseries, prior to 1997 Harmony^{1 , 2} 3 30.5 Dense panicles that weigh branches down; sepals turn light pink Selected by Th. A. McDaniel in Harmony Baptist Church Cemetery, Attalla, AL; prior to 1985 Quercifolia (Horvaria)¹ – – Double flowers, similar to ‘Brido’ Hofstede Nursery PIIHQ‐I (Jetstream)¹ – – Dark green foliage; sepals turn pink Bred by Plant Introductions, Inc. Joe McDaniel^{1 , 2} – – Large sepals Wild collection by J. C. McDaniel; raised by Louisiana Nurseries prior to 1997 John Wayne^{1 , 2} 2 – – Selected from FL; Introduced by Louisiana Nurseries prior to 1997 Late Hand^{1 , 2} – – One month late blooming; leaves have deep sinuses Introduced by Louisiana Nurseries, prior to 1997 Little Honey¹ 1.5 12 Sepals do not turn pink Yellow leaf sport of ‘Pee Wee’ selected by Peter Catt in the UK Luverne Pink^{1 , 2} – – Sepals turn pink Introduced by Louisiana Nurseries prior to 1997 Lynn Lowrey¹ 2 20 Possibly same clone as ‘Angola Prison’ Selected by Tom Dodd III in Louisiana Marshall² – – Relatively small flowers; sepals turn pink — Montmorenci Rose¹