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... are often considered as minor. Though the Cypripediums are perhaps the showiest members of the group, many of the smaller species in other genera have considerable potential in developing hardy, garden ... do not have a frame of reference for the species, let alone the hybrids. This presentation shows the hybrids and the parental material which have produced them, with comments on what can ...
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Registered Cypripedium Hybrids
... Registered Cypripedium Hybrids Registered Cypripedium Hybrids Note: Hybrids in RED have been denied registration with the RHS. acaule (species) x formosanum = Promises x ... validly published as a botanical name, it became necessary to regard it as a cultivar group. This is a nomenclatural technicality, and it would be easier to call it Cyp. taiwanianum ...
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Blue Cattleyas - The Collected Articles
... The Blue Cattleya & Laelia Species Blue Hybrids of the Cattleya Group Notes on Breeding Laeliocattleya Parysatis Coerulea (I) The Large Blue Cattleya Hybrids Thoughts on Laeliocattleya Blue Boy Type ... Blue Breeding? Blue Cattleyas --Hopes, Observations & Aspirations Fundamentals in Breeding For Blue Cattleya Hybrids with Recent Notes on New Developments An Update on Blue Cattleya Breeding ...
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Strange Saga of Cyp. Rascal
... visitors enjoyed the sights and took many pictures. Finally, I could complete my breeding! Several hybrids were scheduled for the various clones of Cyp. kentuckiense and Cyp. reginae. I had stored ... of dominance. Therefore, the seedlings leaves being quite typical of the Cyp. calceolus - Cyp. macranthum group did not cause any undue suspicion. However, in May of 1990, when this plant bloomed ...
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Blue Hybrids of the Cattleya Group
... Blue Hybrids of the Cattleya Group BLUE HYBRIDS OF THE CATTLEYA GROUP Perhaps the place to begin when discussing blue hybrids would be with the natural ones, of which there are two - both of Brazilian ... done in producing the Gatton Park "tints" by Sir Jeremiah Coleman. Some of his original hybrids are still in cultivation. The most popular is C. Portia coerulea (C. bowringiana var. violacea ...
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The Large Blue Cattleya Hybrids
... Hybrids THE LARGE BLUE CATTLEYA HYBRIDS Most of the present-day blue Cattleya hybrids have Cattleya bowringiana in their pedigrees; therefore, most of ... apparent in a number of its progeny. Several hybrids have been made within this group recently. Among them are C. Alcimeda (C. gaskelliana ... and solid lip. We are looking forward to these primary hybrids with high hopes, but even more so to being able ...
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An Adventure in Blue
... and laelias centers around the production of the large blue hybrids, or at least attempts at attaining them. Size has been ... exciting hybrids, primarily among themselves, with many variations of shape and coloration, but still retaining the blue areas. Of this group, there ... But involving it with the others can prove interesting, also. This group can be very rewarding since they grow rapidly and mature ...
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Fundamentals in Breeding Blue Cattleya and Laelia Hybrids
... The lip is one of the most striking of the color group. The typical C. mossiae veining coloration is a fairly dark blue ... Quickly, breeders crossed literally anything that looked bluish. Few of these hybrids turned up more than an occasional bluish flower and were ... brings us to the current hybrids. As there is considerable interest in this color line, the blue hybrids offered are far too numerous to ...
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An Update on Blue Cattleya Breeding
... (1) and the hybrids are progeny of these clones. The majority of the initial set of hybrids have now flowered ... interest, of course, are those hybrids giving us good blues. Though we are using some hybrids in this line of color ... hybrids using C. Holdenii (C. warneri var. coerulea 'Miranda' x C. intermedia var. amethystina) are not being made. The blue unifoliates will be discussed as a group ...
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