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F1 Ngidi/Beta (orange) [Ngidi Pink Champagne/Ngidi Beta cross] X Golden Dusk®
The Golden Dusk strain resulted from a F2 Ngidi/Beta sibling cross. By crossing the strain back to the F1 mother plants we hope that 50% of the progeny will inherit the colour characteristics of Golden Dusk/Thurston Ngidi Pink Champagne.
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2
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F2 recovered Beta Yellow X F2 recovered Beta Yellow
First time sibling cross of the recovered Beta Yellow. Result uncertain.
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APPLEBLOSSOM COMPLEX
The Appleblossom complex is a Clivia miniata strain of 8 plants, habitat collected by the National Botanic Institute, Kirstenbosch. All have unique colouration of pale yellow suffused with pink of varying intensities, reminiscent of apple blossoms. They were code named Q1 to Q8, Q2 being specifically called Appleblossom. I have flowered a number of Q-crosses, but to date none have produced the pink tones achieved by others. But I live in hope and have selfed and sibling crossed in the hope of reproducing the original colouration in the next generation. (see article in Clivia News Vol.19 No.3 page 7-10)
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3
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Appleblossom Complex crosses selfed or sibling crossed
including Q4Q7, Q7Q3, Q7Q2, etc. (packets will contain breeding information)
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OTHER APPLEBLOSSOM COMPLEX CROSSES
Here the Appleblossom strain has been crossed with outstanding peaches and pastels. The F1 cross has resulted in lovely blooms of various shades of orange, with broad tepalled, open florets. By sibling crossing these we expect some lovely flowers, 25% of which should revert to the Appleblossom and 25% to the peaches and pastels, but with an Appleblossom influence. All have unique colouration of pale yellow suffused with pink of varying intensities, reminiscent of apple blossoms. They were code named Q1 to Q8, Q2 being specifically called Appleblossom. I have flowered a number of Q-crosses, but to date none have produced the pink tones achieved by others. But I live in hope and have selfed and sibling crossed in the hope of reproducing the original colouration in the next generation. (see article in Clivia News Vol.19 No.3 page 7-10)
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4
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Katie D / Apppleblossom Q2 sibling cross
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5
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Q3/Cameron's Peach sibling cross
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6
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SORRY
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Gladys Blackbeard/Q5 sibling cross
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EUROPEAN PEACH STRAINS AND CROSSES
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CAMERON'S PEACH STRAIN
Expect some pigmented seedlings but should flower true to type
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7
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Akebono Variegated x Cameron's Peach strain
Ovary parent, F1 Cameron's Peach, was variegated as a seedling. Variegation disappeared as plant matured but older leaves have an interesting akebono highlight containing verticle striation as per photo. The plant produces variegated offsets
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8
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Apricot Parfait® X other Cameron's Peach
interesting 'yesterday, today & tomorrow' effect as florets age
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8A
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Other Cameron's Peach crosses
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CALIFORNIAN PEACH STRAIN
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9
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Imported Victorian Peach X imported Victorian Peach
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SPLIT (HETEROZYGOUS) FOR EUROPEAN PEACH
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10
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Eckle VP Peach/Yellow Twins cross [pastel ghost] X siblings
Should see 25% recovery of Victorian Peach colouring & 25% of Yellow Twins
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1OA
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[Vic Daniels green throat yellow X Victorian Peach] X siblings
Should see 25% recovery of Victorian Peach colouring & 25% of Vic Daniels yellow
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10B
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[Victorian Peach X Solomone Yellow] X siblings
Should see 25% recovery of Victorian Peach colouring & 25% of Solomone yellow
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11
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F1 Vico/Conway Sunrise-Sunset X F1 Sibling
Should see a 25% recovery of the renowned Sunrise-Sunset
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12
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Solomone Yellow/West Covina Salmon X Sibling
Should see a 25% recovery of the West Covina Salmon, a Californian plant with deeper colour than the Victorian Peach.
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13
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West Covina Salmon/Yellow twins X Sibling
Should see a 25% recovery of the West Covina Salmon, a Californian plant with deeper colour than the Victorian Peach
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SOUTH AFRICAN PEACH STRAINS AND CROSSES
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14
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CHUBB'S PEACH STRAIN (Group 1)
Green throat X Green throat
All parent plants are F1 or F2 Chubb's Peach strain. Expect 100% unpigmented seedlings split for yellow (Heterozygous) - 50% peach 50% yellow. We are not sure to what extent the green throat will come through in progeny.
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15
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CHUBB'S PEACH STRAIN (Group 1)
Varioius Chubb's Peach Strain
All parent plants are F1 or F2 Chubb's Peach strain. Expect 100% unpigmented seedlings split for yellow (Heterozygous) - 50% peach 50% yellow. Some will have green throats.
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16
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Bridal Wreath® X Alick's Peach®
Bridal Wreath is a lovely soft split-yellow peach with large umbel and high floret count arising from the breeding program of Pen Henry, Perth. Alick's Peach is my signature Chubb's Peach strain plant. Expect 50% peach 50% yellow
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17
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Kerrie's Peach X Bridal Wreath®
Kerrie's Peach & Bridal Wreath, two outstanding peaches which appealed to members of the KiwiClivia 2008 tour. Kerrie's peach was named for tour participant Kerrie McElroy and has a soft green throat. Expect 50% peach 50% yellow
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18
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Cape Pink-Peach sibling cross
Interesting Pink-Peach breeding: Nakamura Peach (Chubb Peach X Chiba Sakura cobalt 90 radiated pink) pigmented stem X Chubb Peach strain
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19
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Chubb's Peach/Chubb Pretty Pink (orange) X Pink-Peach (as per #18 above)
Expect 50% pink or peach blooms with improved floret form.
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POOR MAN'S PEACH
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20
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F2 Poor Man's Peach sibling cross
An interesting strain started by Nick Primch, the original promoter of the Clivia Society. It seems to breed true and to my mind is more impressive than Chubb's Peach. (See Clivia News Vol.19 No.2 pages 31-33)
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OTHER SPLIT- CHUBB'S PEACH STRAIN
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21
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Pastel (Split-peach) X F1 Nakamura Vico Cream
Expect a mix of peach, yellow and pastel with improved Vico floret form
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WITTIG'S PINK STRAIN AND CROSSES
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22
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Alick's Pink strain (F2 Wittig's Pink) - cross of similar plants
Hopefully this cross will consistently reproduce the colouring of the parents
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YELLOW
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23
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F2 Sir John Thouron 'Big John' (visitors' choice 2008 Auckland Show) X Sibling
Expect high count of florets with distinctive form
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24
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Japanese yellows sibling crossed
unknown group, from Toshi green yellow breeding
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25
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SORRY
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Californian yellows sibling crossed
unknown grouping - from Vic Daniels green throat yellow breeding
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26
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Lady Frances X F1 Lady Frances (Reciprocal crosses)
Lady Frances opens with green throat which fades to intense yellow. A feature of the Lady Frances strain is the compact form & small habit.
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27
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'Frilly Milly' keeled yellow selfed
consistent 100% keeled petals give unusual frilly appearance. Our experience is that the keel will come through in the next generation
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BROAD LEAF YELLOW
Apart from being outstanding yellow hybrids, the parent plants all have a leaf width of 8cm or more (3 inches plus)
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28
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Mixed, open pollinated broad leaf yellows
packets will contain breeding details
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HIRAO CROSSES (GREEN)
A selection of crosses using Toshio Koike's 'Hirao', according to the literature a Group 2 yellow, as the pollen parent. (See CLIVIA 7 yearbook page 86)
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29
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Various group 2 yellows (including Natal,Dweza, Cynthia's best) X Hirao
(packets will contain breeding details)
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30
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Japanese Yellow (unknown group, from Toshi green yellow breeding) X Hirao
Experimental … but the marraige of some great genes
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CREAM
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31
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Powderpuff (Smithers' Vico strain) X Steph's Vico (Smithers' Vico strain)
Large ball umbels of florets with recurved petals.
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32
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Stephanie Blamey's 'HAPPY' strain
Happy is a plant bred from Smithers' Vico with an exceptionally large soccerball umbel and florets in excess of 12cm in diameter
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SOME SPECIAL SPLIT-YELLOW (HETEROZYGOUS) CROSSES
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33
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[Sir John Thouron [orig.]/Conway Lemon Chiffon] orange X F2 Sir John Thouron yellow
A mix of some great genes.
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34
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Lady Margie (a Kirstenbosch Yellow F1 (orange) x a Kirstenbosch Yellow (Kirstenbosch Supreme X Kirstenbosch best orange)
Reciprocal Cross
Should produce 50% unpigmented seedlings, the recovery of the lovely recurved Kirstenbosch Yellow, plus some nice pastels & oranges.
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PASTEL = Soft, delicate, subdued shades
Lovely subdued orange and pink tones produced by the progessive dilution of red anthocyanin pigments Many pastels are therefore split (heterozygous) for yellow and will produce a percentage of yellow offspring
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35
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Keith Hammett's Peach Melba® X Pastel Queen®
The cross of two great registered pastels
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36
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Rewa Peach/Vico X Gladys Blackbeard/Emma Leslie
The marriage of two pastel crosses with lovely floret forms. Great genes.
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37
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Alick's Pink Pastel strain
Reciprocal cross Pastel Queen® and sibling pink pastels
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38
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Alick's Particolor X sibling
Particolors from Californian Particolor/Vic Daniels Yellow breeding
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39
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Yamuchi Pink/Venus X Rewa Peach/Vico
The marriage of two pastel strains produced by a leading Japanese breeder. Expect 25% yellow and some great pastels with lovely large floret forms.
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RED
The marriage of some outstanding plants which have been selected for their broad leafed foliage and red flower colour
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40
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Keith Hammett's Chalice® X Cup O'Fire
reciprocal cross of two lovely tulip reds
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41
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Conway's Abigail/Belgian red X Same
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42
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Santa Barbara (a lovely New Zealand Strain)
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43
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Pen Henry Grandiflora Red x Bing Wiese Red strain
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44
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Merkins' Flame X Solomone Dark red reciprocal cross
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45
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Japanese Red (Toshi's Best) sibling cross
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46
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Nakamura Red x Nakamura Red/Wiese Perfecta
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47
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Belgian Hybrid Red
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48
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'Little Red Riding Hood'
A cross of two pretty little wild red forms - narrow leaf
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BI-COLOURS
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49
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KiwiKaleidoscope® strain (F1 Roly's Kaleidoscope) - sibling cross
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GREEN THROAT
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50
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Toy's Green Throat (Jennings/Brown multipetal breeding) X F1 Bertie's Bronze
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GREEN-THROAT SPLIT (HETEROZYGOUS) YELLOW
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51
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Summer Surprise strain(green throat - split yellow) X Reciprocal cross with KIWI JADE (breeding similar to Summer Surprise)
The Summer Surprise strain has a very interesting genetic base - Nakamura split yellow X Vico Yellow X Green throat yellow - which has yielded some great flowers, some with strong green throats.
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OTHER SPECIAL - FLORID WHITE LIPS
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52
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F2 Florid White Lips
Sibling cross of plants grown from ID'Flor Floris White Lips seed. Most plants flowered in 2 years and there is a diversity in the typical colour distribution.
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53
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Florid White Lips/Group 1 yellow (orange with ghosting) X F1 Florid White Lips
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VARIEGATED
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54
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Variegated Solomone Pink Pastel X Solomone Pink Pastel
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55
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Various reddish variegated X my Nakamura Red
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MULTI-TEPAL
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56
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8-tepal multi-tepal (Japanese breeding) X similar
Relly Relly Red … an Australian red
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INTERSPECIFIC - CROSSES 2ND GENERATION & MORE
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57
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Sibling cross F2 Alphagard [Alpha Yellow X C gardenii]
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58
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Lemongard (Lemonglow/gardenii) X Peachgard (Chubb's Peach/gardenii)
- expect 25% to be peach or yellow
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59
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Parfait Strain [F3 cyrtanthiflora] selfed
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60
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Lucky Dip
From lovely interspecific plants - seeds insufficient to list individually but packets will contain breeding information.
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OTHER CLIVIA SPECIES
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61
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C nobilis - yellow form
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62
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C. gardenii - Everton Falls (Autumn Flowering)
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63
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C robusta - Autumn flowering
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64
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Relly Relly Red … an Australian red
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65
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Red Cup - Nakamura multipetal breeding
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66
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Green Throat (split peach) X F1 Nakamura Vico Cream
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67
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Gladys Blackbeard/Emma Leslie cross selfed
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68
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F2 Bertie's Bronze (sib. crossF1 Red no green throat X F1 Red green throat)
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69
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vd Linde Lime Yellow (recovered from Nakamura best pastel/best yellow)
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70
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F2 Klein Erda (sibling F1 cross of lovely Guillaume pastel - Trans. Little Erda
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