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A Breeder's Perspective
... have a good reference collection of named Dexters, established at Heritage Plantation by horticulturists Jack Cowles and Heman Howard in the sixties and seventies. We have learned a lot about ... with different leaves-including 'Dexter's Brandy Green', 'Dexter's Honeydew', and 'Tan'. Furthermore, Jack Cowles, using Dexter and other varieties, created a large collection of plants with beige-apricot ...
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The Rosebay
... two fine articles written by Chapter members Jack and Eveleth Cowles covering the activities at the Dexter Estate from May 1958 through 1967. During that period, Jack served as horticulturist for Mr. ... of the Quarterly Bulletin). With the exception of 'Skyglow', all others were plants named by Jack Cowles between 1959 and 1967. From available records, this brings the total registered Dexters to 42 ...
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The Rosebay Volume 7 Number 2 Fall, 1978
... rhododendrons. A Personal History Of The Dexter Rhododendrons BY JACK COWLES, WELLESLEY, MASS. Memorial Day May 30, 1958 was the ... Sometime in the spring of 1959 Jack and Evvie Cowles arrived at the Dexter Estate, Jack to assume his duties as Horticulturist under Mr. Stanley Berns, the then owner. For a period of over eight years Jack ...
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The Rhododendron Society of Canada, Niagara Region
... entered a beautiful blue lepidote.in then annual Niagara Rhododendron flower show. Jack Looye asked him what it was, Al replied "Ilam Violet". It ... dropped to -20 F and Rolf lost part of both plants. Jack Looye talked to different people about this including D. Leach, who ... truss is from a plant in Rolf Schoen's garden.A Cowles hybrid from the Heritage Plantation with cream flowers and shiny dark ...
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