Horticultural Reviews, Volume 49. Группа авторов

Sepals turn pink quickly Selected out of a South Carolina garden by Paul Crosby; introduced by Nurseries Caroliniana Munchkin⁴ 0.9 17 Compact growth habit; sepals turn light pink USDA‐ARS Floral and Nursery Crops Laboratory Patio Pink^{1 , 2} – – Early flowers; large leaves; sepals turn pink Introduced by Louisiana Nurseries prior to 1997 Pee Wee^{1 , 2} 1.5 12 Sepals do not turn pink Introduced by Louisiana Nurseries Picnic Hill^{1 , 2} – – Short internodes; sepals turn light pink Introduced by Louisiana Nurseries prior to 1997 Queen of Hearts⁵ 1.9 30 7–10 days late blooming; sepals turn light pink USDA‐ARS Floral and Nursery Crops Laboratory Roanoke^{1 , 2} 3 – Flopping branches Introduced by Louisiana Nurseries, prior to 1993 Ruby Slippers³ 1 25 Sepals turn deep pink, nearly red USDA‐ARS Floral and Nursery Crops Laboratory Semmes Beauty (Semmes Select)¹ – – Heat tolerant – Shannon¹ 1.5 – Double flower, less dense than ‘Brido’; more upright panicles Theodore Klein, Crestwood, KY Sike's Dwarf ^{1 , 2} 1.5 – Flowers July–August; sepals turn light pink; larger than ‘Pee Wee’ Introduced by Louisiana Nurseries, prior to 1990 Snow Giant^{1 , 2} 3 – Double flower; possibly same clone as ‘Brido’ Japanese origin Flemygea (Snow Queen)^{1 , 2} 2.5 18 Upright panicles; flowers June–September B. Flemer, Princeton Nurseries, prior to 1980 Snowdrift² – – Flowers are similar to those of ‘Harmony’; thin branches Bred in the United States before 2000 Brido (Snowflake)^{1 , 2} 3 30 Double flower, flowers slightly later Edgar Aldridge, 1960 Summit¹ 1.5 18 – Theodore Klein, Crestwood, KY Tennessee (Tennessee Clone)^{1 , 2} 2 25 Four or five wavy sepals; flowers July–August; wrinkled leaves; wider than high; sepals greenish in color From seed collected in Tennessee by Jelena de Belder of Arboretum Kalmthout, Belgium, 1974 Turkey Hill¹ – – Similar to ‘Harmony’ Hayes Jackson, Anniston AL Vaugh's Lillie¹ – – Dense rounded mophead Vaughn Billingsley, Georgia Wade Mahlke (Wade Malke)^{1 , 2} – 25 Possibly same clone as ‘Emerald Lake’ Louisiana Nurseries prior to 1997