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CULTIVARS |
WHITE/CREAM |
Aeolus (Aioilus) -
ivory-white
var. albulus
Ben Nevis - ivory white, double
Carnegie - pure white, of the favorite whites today.
Known for the dense inflor.
L'Innocence - pure white
Madame Sophie, - white, double
Mont Blanc
Queen of the Whites
Snow White (Sneeuwwitje) - good clean white
White Festival - pure white, narrow corolla lobes give
open refined look
White Pearl - pure white |
YELLOW |
City of Harlem
- light
yellow to rich cream, later bloom, a classic
Yellow Hammer - light yellow
Yellow Queen - clear light yellow to cream, ages more
yellow than City of Harlem |
ORANGE/SALMON |
Gypsy Queen
-
salmon-orange, more yellow at the base, a lovely and useful color
Lady Derby - light salmon-pink
Odyesseus - orange-yellow, a very interesting and unique
color
Orange Boven (Oranje Boven, Salmonetta, Orange Bowen) -
light salmon-orange |
PINK |
Anna Marie (Christmas Joy) - bright
pink, one of the favorite pinks for many years
Chestnut Flower - light pink, darker stripe, double,
colored like Aesculus
China Pink - light pink
Fondant - rich pink, darker veins, fragrance is better
than some
Jan Bos (Jan Boss) - dark pink, corolla base paler pink,
some green flowers at apex
Marconi - dark pink, valued for late season appearance
Pink Festival
-
very light pink, a nice compatible pale color. Narrower corolla lobes
give it a finer texture.
Pink Pearl - light pearly pink, others report it is a
dark pink. Polyclonal?
Pink Perfection - medium pink
Pink Royal
Pink Surprise - medium pink
Queen of the Pinks
Rosalie - bright pink, renowned for earlier bloom
Rose of Naples - blush pink, double
Splendid Cornelia - mauve to mauve-pink, darker veins,
pearl pink margins |
RED/VIOLET-RED |
Amsterdam - dark
carmine-red
Distinction - rich violet-red
Hollyhock - dark red, double, reminding some of the
popular perennial upclose
La Victoire - scarlet-red
Mulberry Rose - lilac lavender-rose to reddish-rose, more
light red in effect
Red Magic - rose-red, white eye gives nice contrast
Woodstock
- rich violet-red, double, an interesting dark
and full inflor. |
VIOLET/PURPLE |
Blue Magic - bluish-violet,
white center, very nice contrasts
Ostara - medium to light bluish-violet
Peter Stuyvesant - purple
Professor de Hertogh - dark purple, dense inflor, named
for NC State Univ. expert
Purple Passion - reddish-purple
Queen of the Violets
Violet Pearl - lilac-purple |
MID TO DARK BLUE |
Anna Liza - medium blue
Atlantic - dark blue
Bismarck - light blue, dark blue central lines, highly
reflexed lobes
Blue Bird - medium blue, lighter blue margins
Blue Blazer - rich violet-blue
Blue Jacket
- dark violet-blue, some purple tints or stripes
down the center,
very florfierous inflor.
Blue Orchid - a listed name
Blue Star - medium blue, highly reflexed lobes
Delft Blue
- rich and medium violet-blue
King Codro - blue, lighter blue margins, double
King of the Blues - rich indigo blue
Kronos - very dark violet-blue, perhaps the darkest blue
(2002), darker green leaf |
LIGHT BLUE |
Hyacinthus amethystinus -
8-12 in., 12-20 nodding bells in light blue, naturalizes
too
Blue Festival
- light blue, violet tints
Blue Giant
- light blue, darker veins and stripes, one of
the largest corollas
Koh-I-Noor - very light blue, your basic icy-blue or
bluish-white, a useful shade
Myosotis - light blue, resembling the genus of this name
Sky Jacket - light blue, white corolla base, double |
LAVENDER/LILAC |
Amethyst - light lilac. A
rose-red clone is also sold under this name
Grand Maitre - lavender
King of the Lilacs - light mauve
Lady Balfour - mauve, dark rose stripe or tints
Paul Hermann - light pinkish-lavender
Splendid Cornelia - mauve to mauve-pink, darker veins,
pearl pink margins
Top Hit
-
pale lilac with pinkish tints |
MISC/UNKNOWN |
Nereus -
TAN with RHS HORTICULTURAL DATABASE 2002
Borah
Colosseum
Concorde - RHS PLANT FINDER 1998 and not since
Edelweiss - RHS PLANT FINDER 1998. Probably white?
Madame Kruger - RHS PLANT FINDER 1998
Marie (Mary) - a listed name, said to differ from Anna
Marie
Princess Margaret
Prins Hendrik - RHS PLANT FINDER 1998
Schotel
Sunflower - yellow?
Vurrbaak |