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You really need amanda 'joyance' to add to all these introgressed Hellas - Winston Churchill stuff...I had a tiny piece of Atlantis 'The Cardinal' once... Very pretty, and, as usual, with excellent form.

Berenice or Julius x godefroyae

Paph. Leeanum honors William R. Lee, a noted paph grower in the late 1800-early 1900s in England. The commonly available Paph. W.R. Lee 'Lord Derby' AM/RHS is named after him as well. It was first made by Veitch in 1882 but Harry Veitch allowed Sir Trevor Lawrence to register the cross in 1884...

Epipactis helleborine, a non-native (European) and widespread orchid related to the West Coast Epipactis gigantea. Some clones are cleistogamous.

The original rhs award from 1927 has neither description nor measurements...the aos award from the 1940s may...

x wilhelminae!!

such a high probability grex...is Vashon Sundance 'Sun Lake' still in Australia?

Thanks Jim...'penn valley' is so inferior to 'polonaise'...but the color is more understandable... Makes me wonder what it would look like with cadence 'polonaise' and Valwin 'Christmas robe'...

You have a photo of the Cadence x Valwin? This one has nice form...very pretty.

Redstart x paeony is orchilla! I bet when ratcliffe's made redstart x aylesbury they were hoping for a dark red...nevertheless this is very attractive, and thanks for sharing. You don't happen to know if it was redstart 'chilton' or 'exbury' that was used?

if i recall it was a delenatii with less pink and more yellow on the staminode alone...I'll check the OR this evening.

Like all good modern dark reds, WC on one side and Amanda on the other...

I hope to encourage this not just for AQPlus but for AOS Bulletin back issues as well! I think the trick is to outsource this project to someone who is a professional...the data's all there - building the interface should be pretty straightforward and not too expensive. It is so irritating to...

Hi, I wonder if you all might help me. A quick search of ST did not find a recent thread on this topic; if there is one I'm not aware of a link would be great. At our annual AOS judging business meeting, we heard that the AOS currently has about 8600 members, down from a peak of 30000 members...

Drulas (druryi x Hellas)

form and color are great - I say yes! how wide is the dorsal sepal and the natural spread of the flower?

Not a guess... ;)

Ruby peacock x henryanum

To me it's reinventing the wheel...aq plus already does this... When I look at a pedigree I'd rather have the neatly organized tree more common of pedigree information. The other problem with a more web-like view is confusion associated with things like insigne - your chart could be said to...

does anyone on here have cites import permit?