The following list contains the names of Dahlia cultivars registered

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THE INTERNATIONAL DAHLIA REGISTER (1969)
THIRTEENTH SUPPLEMENT
The following list contains the names of Dahlia cultivars registered between
1 January 2001 and 31 December 2001. It is issued as the Thirteenth Supplement
to the International Dahlia Register (published in 1969 as a Tentative Classified List
and International Register of Dahlia Names).
Raisers and introducers of new plants are urged to ensure that all their plants have
been registered and are reminded that registration should take place before a plant
is released or its’ name is mentioned in print. Registration concerns all named cultivars. Registration forms can be obtained from the International Dahlia Registrar,
Royal Horticultural Society’s Garden, Wisley, Woking, Surrey GU23 6QB, England.
In this list the cultivar name is preceded by an indication of the group to which the
plant belongs, as defined in the 1969 Register, but which is repeated below. The line
below begins with the parentage, when known, in parenthesis. The names of the
raiser, introducer (where applicable) and registrant follow, together with the relevant
dates (R = raiser, H = hybridizer, G = grown to first flower by, N = named by, I =
introducer, REG = registrant). Where a date is given without a name (e.g. I & REG:
2001) it can be assumed that the individual or firm involved is that immediately
preceding it, e.g. R: Fa. Gebr Verwer I & REG: 2001, in which Fa. Gebr Verwer
raised the plant and then introduced it and registered the name in 2001. Details of
flower diameter and stem height are included, where supplied by the registrant.
In this Supplement the International Cultivar Registration Authority has incorporated some of the large number of acceptable names which, for one reason or another,
have never formally been sent for registration. These are given as e.g. REG (2001):
International Cultivar Registration Authority. This catching up process will continue in succeeding Supplements.
Standards
This Supplement records the designation of Standards for some of the newly registered cultivars. Standards are a way to fix the application of a new name by reference to a particular example of a plant and provide a definitive record of its diagnostic characters. Standards may take the form of herbarium specimens, but can
also be paintings or a photographic record, where this is more appropriate. All the
Standards designated here are held in the Herbarium, RHS Garden, Wisley.
Note* An asterisk after the name of a variety defines that such variety has not thus
far been registered with the International Cultivar Registration Authority.
GROUP CLASSIFICATION AND FORMATION
Group 1 - Single-flowered Dahlias
Single dahlias have blooms with a single outer ring of florets, which may overlap,
the centre forming a disc.
Group 2 - Anemone-flowered Dahlias
Anemone-flowered dahlias have blooms with one or more outer rings of generally
flattened ray florets surrounding a dense group of tubular florets, which are longer
than the disc florets in Single dahlias, and showing no disc.
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Group 3 - Collerette Dahlias
Collerette dahlias have blooms with a single outer ring of generally flat ray florets,
which may overlap, with a ring of small florets (the Collar), the centre forming a
disc.
Group 4 - Waterlily Dahlias
Waterlily dahlias have fully double blooms characterised by broad and generally
sparse ray florets, which are straight or slightly involute along their length giving
the flower a shallow appearance. The depth should be less than half the diameter
of the bloom.
Group 5 - Decorative Dahlias
Decorative dahlias have fully double blooms showing no disc. The ray florets are
generally broad, and flat and may be involute for no more than 75% of their length
(longitudinal axis), or slightly twisted and usually bluntly pointed.
Group 6 - Ball Dahlias
Ball dahlias have fully double blooms, ball shaped or slightly flattened. The ray florets are blunt or rounded at the tips, with margins spirally arranged and involute
for at least 75% of the length of the florets.
Group 7 - Pompon Dahlias
Pompon dahlias have blooms fully double spherical blooms of miniature size, with
florets involute for the whole of their length (longitudinal axis).
Group 8 - Cactus Dahlias
Cactus dahlias have fully double blooms, the ray florets are usually pointed, the
majority narrow and revolute for 50% or more of their length (longitudinal axis)
and either straight or incurving.
Group 9 - Semi-Cactus Dahlias
Semi-Cactus dahlias have fully double blooms, the ray florets are usually pointed,
and revolute for more than 25% of their length and less than 50% of their length
(longitudinal axis), broad at base and either straight or incurving.
Group 10 -Miscellaneous Dahlias
Any dahlias which do not fall into one of the foregoing Groups e.g. Orchid-flowered dahlias, etc.
GROUPS AND SIZES
Certain Groups have been sub-divided and these, with their relative sizes, are as
follows:
Waterlily Dahlias (Group 4), Decorative Dahlias (Group 5), Cactus Dahlias
(Group 8) and Semi-Cactus Dahlias (Group 9)
A
Giant-flowered – usually over 250mm (10in) in diameter.
B
Large-flowered – usually between 200mm (8in) and 250mm (10in) in
diameter.
C
Medium-flowered – usually between 150mm (6in) and 200mm (8in) in
diameter.
D
Small-flowered – usually between 100mm (4in) and 150mm (6in) in
diameter.
E
Miniature-flowered – not usually exceeding 100mm (4in) in diameter.
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Ball Dahlias (Group 6)
A
Small Ball dahlias – usually between 100mm (4in) and 150mm (6in) in
diameter.
B
Miniature Ball dahlias – usually between 50mm (2in) and 100mm (4in) in
diameter.
Pompon Dahlias (Group 7)
Pompon dahlias – not exceeding 50mm (2in) in diameter
5(d) ‘Ace Summer Sunset’
(Parentage unknown) R (1998), N (1999), I (2001) & REG (2001): Fa Gebr Verwer.
Fls 150mm wide, vivid greenish yellow (2A) shading to vivid reddish orange
(34B/34A) towards top of florets. Stem 1.1m.
4(d) ‘Adeline Jarvis’
(‘Professor Hamblin’ x ‘Christopher Taylor’) H (1995), G (1996), N (1996), I
(2000) & REG (2001): K.E. Stock. Fls 105mm wide, light red outer florets,
blood red inner florets. Stem 0.77m.
10 ‘Alabama’
(Parentage unknown) R: unknown REG (2001): Dahlia Trade B.V. Fls 100mm
wide, vivid greenish yellow (2A). Stem 0.33m.
8(c) (fim) ‘Alauna Clair-Obscur’
(‘Los Angeles’* x un-named seedling) H (1996), G (1997), N (2001) & REG
(2001): M. Robert I (2002): F. Combe-Laboissière. Fls 170mm wide, purple with
white tips. Stem 1.1m. Standard: colour print supplied by registrant (WSY
0031326).
9(b) ‘Alauna Confiseur’
(‘Zuster Clarentine’* x un-named seedling) H (1989), G (1990), N (2001) &
REG (2001): M. Robert I (2002): F. Combe-Laboissière. Fls 210mm wide, coral
red with dark pink edges. Stem 1.4m. Standard: colour print supplied by registrant (WSY 0031328).
9(c) (fim) ‘Alauna Démon’
(Parentage unknown) R (1985), N (2001) & REG (2001): M. Robert I (2002):
F. Combe-Laboissière. Fls 170mm wide, bright vermilion-red with lighter glow at
base of florets. Stem 1.3m. Standard: colour print supplied by registrant (WSY
0031327).
8(c) ‘Alauna Flores’
(Parentage unknown) R (1995), N (2001) & REG (2001): M. Robert I (2002):
F. Combe-Laboissière. Fls 180mm wide, deep rose. Stem 1.6m. Standard: colour
print supplied by registrant (WSY 0031329).
9(c) ‘Alauna Philosophe’
(‘Suffolk Spectacular’ x un-named seedling) H (1998), G (1999), N (2001) &
REG (2001): M. Robert I (2002): F. Combe-Laboissière. Fls 190mm wide, outer
florets lavender with purple tips and inner florets white with purple tips. Stem
1.4m. Standard: colour print supplied by registrant (WSY 0031324).
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8(b) ‘Alauna Pochette-Surprise’
(‘Los Angeles’* x un-named seedling) H (1985), G (1986), N (2001) & REG
(2001): M. Robert I (2002): F. Combe-Laboissière. Fls 220mm wide, bright red
with long white tips. Stem 1.4m. Standard: colour print supplied by registrant
(WSY 0031325).
8(c) ‘Alauna Setubal’
(‘Susan Maree’* x un-named seedling) H (1997), G (1998), N (2001) & REG
(2001): M. Robert I (2002): F. Combe-Laboissière. Fls 170mm wide, coral red.
Stem 1.1m. Standard: colour print supplied by registrant (WSY 0031323).
6(b) ‘Amberglow’
(‘Laura Marie’ x un-named seedling) H (1993) & N (1993): C. Geerlings I
(1996): Geerlings’ Dahlias REG (2001): C. Geerlings. Fls 80mm wide, amber
bronze. Stem 1.2m.
9(c) ‘American Dream’
(Sport from ‘Mick’s Peppermint’*) First propagated (1998), G (1999), N (2001),
I (2002) & REG (2001): Fa. H.A. van Eeuwijk & Son. Fls 200mm wide, strong
purple (77B) on brilliant yellow (13B) base with strong purplish red (67A)
stripes. Stem 1m.
5(c) ‘Andrea Clark’
(‘B.J. Beauty’ x (‘Charlie Two’ x ‘Ruskin Diane’)) H (1996), G (1997), N (1999),
I (2000) & REG (2001): J. Clark. Fls 200mm wide, light yellow. Stem 1.35m.
Standard: colour slide supplied by registrant (WSY 0015415).
10 ‘Arizona Red’
wide, vivid red (44A) shading to vivid reddish orange (44B). Stem 0.27m.
5(e) ‘Avoca Signal’
(‘Karenglen’ x un-named seedling) H (1997), G (1998), N (1998) & I (2000):
R.W. Turrell REG (2001): International Cultivar Registration Authority. Fls
100mm wide, deep red. Stem 1.35m.
9(d) ‘Avoca Sue’
(‘Lemon Elegans’ x un-named seedling) H (1995), G (1996), N (2000), I (2001)
& REG (2001): R.W. Turrell. Fls 150mm wide, yellow. Stem 1.6m.
5(d) ‘Barbarry Atheling’
(Parentage unknown) R (1996) & N (1999): B.F. Davies I (2001) & REG
(2001): Scott’s Nurseries. Fls 150mm wide, maroon red. Stem 1m.
5(d) ‘Barbarry Brandy’
(2001): Scott’s Nurseries. Fls 150mm wide, bronze. Stem 1m.
5(e) ‘Barbarry Buttercup’
(2001):Scott’s Nurseries. Fls not exceeding 102mm wide, yellow. Stem 1m.
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6(a) ‘Barbarry Cabana’
(2001): Scott’s Nurseries. Fls 150mm wide, salmon pink. Stem 1m.
5(d) ‘Barbarry Cheerleader’
(2001): Scott’s Nurseries. Fls 150mm wide, bronze. Stem 1m.
5(e) ‘Barbarry Marksman’
(2001): Scott’s Nurseries. Fls not exceeding 102mm wide, red. Stem 1m.
5(d) ‘Barbarry Minstral’
(2001): Dave Spencer’s Dahlias. Fls 150mm wide, blood red. Stem 1.05m.
5(d) ‘Barbarry Orangetime’
(2001): Scott’s Nurseries. Fls 150mm wide, orange. Stem 1.02m.
5(e) ‘Barbarry Polo’
(2001): Dave Spencer’s Dahlias. Fls 100mm wide, pale yellow overlaid bright
candy pink. Stem 1.05m.
5(e) ‘Barbarry Razmataz’
(2001): Scott’s Nurseries. Fls not exceeding 102mm, red. Stem 1m.
6(a) ‘Barbarry Red Beauty’
(2001): Scott’s Nurseries. Fls 150mm wide, red. Stem 1m.
5(e) ‘Barbarry Scarab’
(2001): Scott’s Nurseries. Fls not exceeding 102mm, burnt orange. Stem 1.02m.
5(d) ‘Barbarry Wizard’
(2001): Scott’s Nurseries. Fls 150mm wide, pink blends. Stem 1.02m.
6(b) ‘Barbarry Wizard Ball’
(Parentage unknown) R (1996) & N (1999): B.F. Davies I (2001) & REG (2001):
Scott’s Nurseries. Fls not exceeding 102mm wide, dark pink. Stem 1.02m.
5(c) ‘Bargaly Blush’
(Sport from ‘Scaur Swinton’*) First propagated (2000), G (2000), N (2000) &
REG (2001): R.J. Farley I (2002): Halls of Heddon. Fls 203mm wide, pink.
Stem 1.22m. Standard: colour print supplied by registrant (WSY 0027861).
9(b) ‘Bloom’s Last Hurrah’
(Parentage unknown) R (1998), N (1999) & REG (2001): L.G. Bloom I (2000):
Connell’s Dahlias. Fls 240mm wide, light bronze/yellow blends. Stem 1.35m.
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10 ‘Blue Bayou’
(Parentage unknown) R (1997), N (1998) & REG (2001): E. van Dongen I
(2000): Fa. E. & J. van Dongen. Fls 110mm wide, dark red (187A) shading to
vivid reddish purple (78A) towards top of outer florets with dark red (59A) and
deep purplish red (71A) tips to inner florets. Stem 0.9m.
6(b) ‘Caer Urfa’
(‘Candy Cupid’ x ‘Hamari Rosé’) H (1996), G (1997), N (1999), I (2000) &
REG (2001): J. Clark. Fls 90mm wide, lavender. Stem 1m.
5(c) ‘Campos Doctor Camp’
(Parentage unknown) R (1998), N (1999) & REG (2001): Dr R. Keesling I
(2000): Campobella Dahlia Farm. Fls 180mm wide, pink. Stem 1.3m.
10 ‘Classic Summertime’
(Parentage unknown) R (1998), N (1999), I (2001) & REG (2001): Fa. Gebr
Verwer. Fls 95mm wide, vivid greenish yellow (2A) to brilliant greenish yellow
(2B) with vivid orange yellow (21A) centre. Stem 1m.
10 COLORADO
Trade designation for ‘Ruicolor’.
9(c) ‘E.C. Harris’
(Parentage unknown) R (1998) & N (2001): R. Korth I (2002) & REG (2001):
Dave Spencer’s Dahlias. Fls 200mm wide, white. Stem 1.2m.
4(d) ‘Estelle Wilson’
(‘Garden Festival’ x ‘Julia Catchpole’) H (1998), G (1999), N (1999), I (2001) &
REG (2001): K.E. Stock. Fls 118mm wide, light orange to yellow bi-colour.
Stem 1.29m.
2 (anemone-flowered) ‘Freya’s Paso Doble’
(Parentage unknown) N (1993): D. Hewlett REG (2001): International Cultivar
Registration Authority. Fls 100mm wide, with vivid greenish yellow (2A) to
brilliant greenish yellow (2B) outer florets and vivid greenish yellow (2A) inner
florets. Stem 1.4m. (Plant originally discovered flowering on the continent
of Europe and named in error as ‘Paso Doble’: a name previously used and
registered in 1961 for another style of dahlia - viz. medium decorative (5c).)
6(b) ‘Hy Nugget’
(Parentage unknown) R (1997) & N (1999): W. Holland I (2002) & REG
(2001): Dave Spencer’s Dahlias. Fls 100mm wide, bright yellow. Stem 1.35m.
5(d) ‘Hy Plum’
(Parentage unknown) R (1997) & N (1999): W. Holland I (2002) & REG
(2001): Dave Spencer’s Dahlias. Fls 150mm wide, deep plum. Stem 1.2m.
4(d) ‘Julia Catchpole’
(‘Tenovus’ x ‘Christopher Taylor’) H (1995), G (1996), N (1996), I (2000) &
REG (2001): K.E. Stock. Fls 110mm wide, soft salmon with slightly deeper
shade to centre of inner florets. Stem 1.12m.
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8(d) ‘Karma Corona’
(‘Karma Sangria’ x ‘Witteman’s Best’) H (1997), G (1998), N (1999), I (2001) &
REG (2001): Fa. Gebr Verwer. Fls 130mm wide, strong reddish orange (42B) on
brilliant greenish yellow (5A) base with brilliant greenish yellow (5A) towards top
of florets. Stem 1m.
4(d) ‘Karma Maarten Zwaan’
Verwer. Fls 120mm wide, yellowish white (155B) on brilliant greenish yellow
(1A) base. Stem 0.7m; light green stems a feature of the variety.
5(d) ‘Kjell’
(Parentage unknown) R (1998), N (2000), I (2001) & REG (2001): Fa. H.M.
van Paridon. Fls 130mm wide, brilliant greenish yellow (1B) with a slight vivid
reddish orange (32A) glow above base of brilliant greenish yellow (1A). Stem 11.1m.
7 ‘Light Minx’
(Sport from ‘Willo’s Violet’ - syn. with ‘Minx’) First propagated (1998), N
(1998), I (2001) & REG (2001): N. Pratt. Fls 50mm wide, pink with white base.
Stem 1.15m.
5(d) ‘Lynn Clark’
(‘Barbarry Token’* x ‘David Digweed’*) H (1996), G (1997), N (2000), I (2001)
& REG (2001): J. Clark. Fls 140mm wide, deep pink. Stem 1m.
5(c) ‘Malvern Martha’
(‘Rossendale Luke’ x un-named seedling) H (1996), G (1997), N (1998), I &
REG (2001): B. Warriner. Fls 200mm wide, bronze. Stem 1.3m. Standard:
colour slide supplied by registrant (WSY 0028786).
10 (star-flowered) ‘Marie Schnugg’
(Parentage unknown) R (1971), N (1972) & I (1973): T. McNulty REG (2001):
T.E. McLelland. Fls 25mm wide, vivid red (45B) with slightly paler vivid red
(46B) with a hint of magenta to outer florets; vivid yellow (17B) inner florets.
Stem 1.3m. An attractive and unusual style of flower.
10 ‘Maryland’
(Parentage unknown) R: unknown REG (2001): Dahlia Trade B.V. Fls 100mm,
deep red (53A) with darker shade towards tip of florets. Stem 0.37m.
5(e) ‘Melody Dixie’
Verwer. Fls 100mm wide, vivid purple (80A) flush on yellowish white (155B)
background with brilliant greenish yellow (3A) base. Stem 0.6m.
9(d) ‘Melody Gipsy’
Verwer. Fls 130mm wide, vivid greenish yellow (2A) shading to deep purplish
pink (55A) and strong purplish pink (55B) towards top of florets. Stem 0.7m.
6(b) ‘Mingus Ashley’
(Parentage unknown) R (1997) & N (1998): P.R. Mingus I (2001): Mingus
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Dahlias REG (2001): International Cultivar Registration Authority. Fls 100mm
wide, purple. Stem 1.2m.
9(c) (fim) ‘Mingus Joshua’
wide, orange and yellow blends. Stem 1.3m.
8(c) ‘Mingus Laura’
wide, red. Stem 1.3m.
9(c) ‘Mingus Louis’
wide, lavender. Stem 1.3m.
9(c) ‘Mingus Michealea’
wide, pink/red variegated. Stem 1.25m.
9(c) ‘Mingus Rubilee’
wide, lavender and white blends. Stem 1.35m.
9(d) ‘Mingus Selena’
wide, dark pink and yellow blends. Stem 1.2m.
6(b) ‘Mingus Wallace’
wide, lavender. Stem 1.1m.
10 (orchid-flowered) ‘Miss Ellen’
(Derived from seed supplied by Mr W. Holland of Canada from ‘Hy Scent’*) G
(2000), N (2000) & REG (2001): Miss K. Strange. Fls 40-50mm wide, red
blends. Stem 0.75m with dark green leaves. The florets have a slight honey scent.
Standard: colour slide supplied by registrant (WSY 0027973).
5(d) ‘Nancy Ann’
(Parentage unknown) R (1997) & N (1999): G. Wolff I (2002) & REG (2001):
Dave Spencer’s Dahlias. Fls 150mm wide, dark red stripes and blotches on cream
base. Stem 1.2m.
5(d) ‘Nashville’
(Parentage unknown) R (1998), N (2000), I (2001) & REG (2001): L.J.P. &
P.M.H. van der Vlugt. Fls 120mm wide, strong purplish red (67A) shading to vivid
reddish purple (74B) and light purple (75A) towards top of florets. Stem 1m.
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5(e) ‘Natalie G.’
(Seed from ‘L.A.T.E.’) H (1999), G (2000), I (2002) & REG (2001): J.R.G.
Dahlias N (2001): J.R. Gott. Fls 100mm wide, pink outer florets with pink to
yellow blends inner florets. Stem 1.37m. Standard: colour image supplied by
registrant (WSY 0028788).
5(d) ‘NBRI’s Pinki’
(Seed from unknown Australian pompon variety x un-named variety) H (1993)
& G (1994): M.A. Kher & Dr J.C. Butani N (1996): Dr V.N. Gupta & Dr S.K.
Datta I (1996) & REG (2001): Dr S.K. Datta. Fls 110mm wide, strong reddish
purple (70B) and vivid purplish red (67B) stripes. Stem 0.42m. Standard: colour
5(b) ‘Penhill Gina K’
(Parentage unknown) R (1992), N (2001) & REG (2001): W.H. Maritz I
(2002): J.T. Dahlias. Fls 225mm wide, purple with lavender (dark blend). Stem
1.5m. Standard: colour print supplied by registrant (WSY 0031592).
5(b) ‘Penhill Rose Globe’
(Parentage unknown) R (1993), N (1994) & REG (2001): W.H. Martiz I
(2002): J.T. Dahlias. Fls 250mm wide, dark pink. Stem 1.5m. Standard: colour
5(b) ‘Penhill Rosy Morn’
(Parentage unknown) R (1996), N (1996) & REG (2001): W.H. Maritz I
(2002): J.T. Dahlias. Fls 250mm wide, rose pink. Stem 1.5m.
8(c) fim.‘Pinelands Marika’
(Parentage unknown) H (1993), G (1994), N (1994) & REG (2001): C.O.
Higgo I (initially as ‘Marika’-1998): Connell’s Dahlias. Fls 200mm wide, lavender and white blends. Stem 1.5m.
8(c) (fim) ‘Pinelands Matchless’
(Parentage unknown) H (1992), G (1993), N (1993) & REG (2001): C.O.
Higgo I (initially as ‘Matchless’-2000): Connell’s Dahlias. Fls 200mm wide, red
and white bi-colour. Stem 1.8m.
9(d) ‘Pink Sensation’
(Sport from ‘Ornamental Rays’) First propagated (1980), N (1981) & REG
(2001): I. Butterfield. Fls 150mm wide, pink. Stem 1.4m.
5(e) ‘Pretty Boy Wybrow’
(‘Salsa’ x ‘Salsa’) H (1999), G (2000), N (2000), I (2000) & REG (2001): K.E.
Stock. Fls 90mm wide, cherry red. Stem 1.02m.
4(d) ‘Professor George Stevenson’
(‘Julia Catchpole’ x ‘Christopher Taylor’) H (1999), G (2000), N (2000), I
(2001) & REG (2001): K.E. Stock. Fls 100mm wide, pale maize yellow outer
florets, slightly deeper maize yellow inner florets. Stem 0.82m.
4(d) ‘Professor Glennie’
(‘Christopher Taylor’ x ‘Garden Festival’) H (1998), G (1999), N (1999), I
(2000) & REG (2001): K.E. Stock. Fls 118mm wide, indian red. Stem 1.38m.
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4(d) ‘Professor Hamblin’
(‘Christopher Taylor’ x ‘Christopher Taylor’) H (1994), G (1995), N (1996), I
(2000) & REG (2001): K.E. Stock. Fls 110mm wide, magenta outer florets,
inner florets deep magenta to purple with a red bar. Stem 1.53m.
6(a) ‘Red Kaiser Wilhelm’
(Sport from ‘Kaiser Wilhelm’) First propagated (1999) & I (2001): M. Twyning
N (2001) & REG (2001): Winchester Growers Ltd. Fls 150mm wide, red and
white bicolour. Stem 1m.
4(d) ‘Richmond’
P.M.H. van der Vlugt. Fls 130mm wide, brilliant greenish yellow (1B) with a
strong orange (26A) glow on brilliant greenish yellow (1A) base. Stem 1-1.3m.
5(d) ‘Rossendale Ryan’
(‘Gateshead Festival’ x un-named seedling) H (1995), G (1996), N (1999) &
REG (2001): D. Kershaw I (2001): Rouletta Nurseries. Fls 152mm wide, orange
outer florets, yellow inner florets. Stem 1.2m.
10 ‘Ruicolor’
wide, yellowish white (155B) shading to brilliant greenish yellow (2B) at base.
Stem 0.33m. Trade designation - COLORADO.
10 ‘Ruivi’
wide, brilliant greenish yellow (1B). Stem 0.33m. Trade designation - VIRGINIA.
4(d) ‘Ryecroft Kingcup’
(Parentage unknown) R (1998) & N (2000): P. Godsmark I (2002) & REG
(2001): Dave Spencer’s Dahlias. Fls 150mm wide, buttercup yellow. Stem 1.2m.
8(d) ‘Ryecroft Rainbow’
(2001): Dave Spencer’s Dahlias. Fls 150mm wide, sulphur yellow with pale pink
overlay. Stem 1.05m.
9(c) ‘Ryecroft Sunshine’
(2001): Dave Spencer’s Dahlias. Fls 200mm wide, bright yellow. Stem 1.2m.
5(d) ‘Salmon Yvette’
Verwer. Fls 150mm wide, strong pink (50C) with brilliant greenish yellow (5B)
and light greenish yellow (5C) glow. Stem 0.35m.
5(d) ‘San Diego’
P.M.H. van der Vlugt. Fls 120mm wide, pale greenish yellow (2D) shading to
light greenish yellow (1C). Stem 1m.
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6(a) ‘Sir Elton John’
(Possibly seed from ‘Laura Marie’) H (1999), G (2000), N (2001), I (2002) &
REG (2001): R.A. Marks. Fls 100mm wide, lilac to maroon. Stem 1m. Standard:
colour print supplied by registrant (WSY 0030954).
9(d) ‘Sorrento Fiesta’
(‘Hillcrest Desire’ x ‘Monkstown Diane’) H (1996), G (1997), N (1999), I
(2000) & REG (2001): J. Clark. Fls 150mm wide, yellow to red-orange blends.
Stem 1.05m.
5(d) ‘Sorrento Flush’
(‘Swanvale’ x ‘Primrose Diane’) H (1997), G (1998), N (2000), I (2001) & REG
(2001): J. Clark. Fls 150mm wide, white with lavender flush. Stem 1.05m.
9(d) ‘Sorrento Girl’
(‘Hillcrest Desire’ x ‘Monkstown Diane’) H (1997), G (1998), N (2000), I
(2001) & REG (2001): J. Clark. Fls 150mm wide, dark pink to purple. Stem
1.05m.
5(c) ‘Sorrento Joe’
(‘Sorrento Sunrise’* x ‘Sorrento Sunset’) H (1997), G (1998), N (2000), I (2001)
& REG (2001): J. Clark. Fls 180mm wide, light bronze. Stem 1.05m. Cultivar
does not need to be covered and will withstand heavy rain against bruising of
petals.
5(d) ‘Sorrento Style’
(‘Barbarry Pinky’* x ‘Ruskin Diane’) H (1996), G (1997), N (1999), I (2000) &
REG (2001): J. Clark. Fls 150mm wide, lilac to white blends. Stem 1.2m.
5(d) ‘Summer Festival’
(Parentage unknown) R (1998), N (1999), I (2001) & REG (2001): Fa Gebr
Verwer. Fls 140mm wide, strong reddish orange (42B) on vivid greenish yellow
(2A) base with vivid greenish yellow (2A) centre. Stem 1.05m.
10 ‘Summer Nights’
(Seed from ‘Bishop of Llandaff ’) H (1999), G (2000), I & REG (2001): J.R.G.
Dahlias N (2001): J.R. Gott. Fls 80mm wide, yellow. Stem 1.7m. Extremely dark
almost black leaves a characteristic feature of the plant. Standard: colour image
supplied by registrant (WSY 0028788).
8(d) ‘Sunset Hills’
(Parentage unknown) R (1998), N (2000), I & REG (2001): A. Hills. Fls
150mm wide, dark pink and yellow blends. Stem 1.35m. Standard: colour print
supplied by registrant (WSY 0028471).
4(d) ‘Taratahi Ruby’
(Parentage unknown) R (1997) & N (1997): J. Frater I (1998) & REG (2001):
D. Walker. Fls 150mm wide, red. Stem 1.3m.
4(d) ‘Tennessee’
P.M.H. van der Vlugt. Fls 130mm wide, strong purplish red (63A) on brilliant
yellow (13C) base. Stem 1m.
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4(d) ‘Tenovus’
(‘Christopher Taylor’ x ‘Christopher Taylor’) H (1994), G (1995), N (1996), I
(2001) & REG (2001): K.E. Stock. Fls 110mm wide, primrose yellow. Stem
1.2m.
10 VIRGINIA
Trade designation for ‘Ruivi’.
5(a) ‘Wanda’s Aurora’
(‘Mabel Ann’ x ‘Hamari Girl’) H (1998), G (1999), N (1999) & REG (2001):
L.R. Wright. Fls over 250mm wide, rose outer florets, cream inner florets. Stem
1m.
5(a) ‘Wanda’s Cream Capella’
(Sport from ‘Wanda’s Capella’) First propagated (1999), N (1999), I (2001) &
REG (2001): L.R. Wright. Fls over 250mm wide, cream. Stem 1m.
5(c) ‘White Charlie Two’
(Sport from ‘Charlie Two’) First propagated (2000) & N (2001): Mrs E. Kinvig I
(2002) & REG (2001): Dave Spencer’s Dahlias. Fls 200mm wide, white. Stem
1.2m.
5(e) ‘Willowfield Dave’
(Parentage unknown) R (1995), N (2000), I (2001) & REG (2001): G.A.
Powley. Fls 100mm wide, strong orange (25A/B) to brilliant orange (25C). Stem
1.8m.
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1 ‘Moonfire’
(Parentage unknown) N: C. Sanders, c.1990 REG (2001): International Cultivar
Registration Authority
Flower heads 80mm wide, single, ray florets strong orange-yellow (17A), flushed
vivid reddish orange (42A) at base; disc 25mm wide, the disc florets vivid orange
yellow (23A). Foliage bronzed. Stems to 85cm. Syn. ‘Sunshine’. AGM 1998.
This plant was originally supplied to Bridgemere Nurseries (UK) from The
Netherlands in error for another cultivar and was believed at the time to be an unnamed seedling. It was named ‘Moonfire’ by Chris Sanders of Bridgemere and has
achieved wide circulation under this name. Subsequently Mr Sanders saw it growing in a Dutch trial ground labelled ‘Sunshine’. The International Dahlia Register
has a record of three uses of the name ‘Sunshine’, all with inadequate data, and
despite extensive enquiries it has not been possible unequivocally to tie up the
Bridgemere plant with any of these or to establish which of the three previous uses
has priority.
The plant has not been supplied to any other outlet under the name ‘Sunshine’ and
the ICRA proposes to sanction the use of the epithet ‘Moonfire’ for this plant.
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The following Standards have been designated since publication of registrations
prior to 1999:
ADDENDUM TO FIFTH SUPPLEMENT
‘Golden Impact’: Colour slide provided by registrant (WSY 0030805)
ADDENDUM TO EIGHTH SUPPLEMENT
‘Charlotte Bateson’: Colour print supplied by registrant (WSY 0030909)
‘Danum Meteor’: Colour print supplied by registrant (WSY 0030912)
‘Gower Glory’: Colour prints supplied by registrant (WSY 0030910 and
0030911)
‘Matt Armour’: Colour print supplied by registrant (WSY 0030913)
ADDENDUM TO NINTH SUPPLEMENT
‘Baeten’: Colour print supplied by registrant (WSY 0030915)
‘Beretta’: Colour print supplied by registrant (WSY 0030849)
‘Bora Bora’: Colour print supplied by registrant (WSY 0030850)
‘Camray’: Colour print supplied by registrant (WSY 0030851)
‘Carabas’: Colour print supplied by registrant (WSY 0030853)
‘Celica’: Colour print supplied by registrant (WSY 0030852)
‘Curore’: Colour print supplied by registrant (WSY 0030854)
‘Excalibur’: Colour print supplied by registrant (WSY 0030855)
‘Frisia’: Colour print supplied by registrant (WSY 0030856)
‘Gravin de Kerckhove’: Colour print supplied by registrant (WSY 0030857)
‘Gryson’s Yellow Spider’: Colour print supplied by registrant (WSY 0030859)
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‘Hillcrest Divine’: Colour print supplied by registrant (WSY 0030860)
‘Jomanda’: Colour slide supplied by registrant (WSY 0030804)
‘Karen’s Carol’: Colour print supplied by registrant (WSY 0030861)
‘Lantra’: Colour print supplied by registrant (WSY 0030914)
‘Nichola Jane’: Colour slide supplied by registrant (WSY 0030806)
‘Picara’: Colour print supplied by registrant (WSY 0030862)
‘Plymouth’: Colour print supplied by registrant (WSY 0030863)
‘Posada’: Colour print supplied by registrant (WSY 0030864)
‘Primrose Diane’: Colour print supplied by registrant (WSY 0030865)
‘Rhistart’: Colour slide supplied by registrant (WSY 0030803)
‘Saba’: Colour print supplied by registrant (WSY 0030867)
‘Sunlight Pastelle’: Colour print supplied by registrant (WSY 0030868)
‘Zagato’: Colour print supplied by registrant (WSY 0030869)
ADDENDUM TO TENTH SUPPLEMENT
‘Amber Festival’: Colour print supplied by registrant (WSY 0030847)
‘Georgie Friend’: Colour print supplied by registrant (WSY 0030848)
‘Golden Sunrise’: Colour print supplied by registrant (WSY 0030858)
ADDENDUM TO TENTH SUPPLEMENT
6(b) ‘Aurora’s Kiss’
(‘Bitsa’* x ‘Deep South’) H (1994), N (1996) & I (1997): W. Holland REG
(1998): Dave Spencer’s Dahlias. Fls 102mm wide, dark red. Stem 1.2m.
Further information since publication supplied by Raiser.
ADDENDUM TO ELEVENTH SUPPLEMENT
6(b) ‘Hy Suntan’
(‘Bitsa’* x ‘Hy Fire’) H (1996) & N (1998): W. Holland I (2000) & REG
(1999): Dave Spencer’s Dahlias. Fls 102mm wide, light bronze. Stem 1.2m.
5(a) ‘Hy Totem’
(‘Bonaventure’ x ‘Pink Jupiter’) H (1996) & N (1998): W. Holland, I (2000) &
REG (1999): Dave Spencer’s Dahlias. Fls 300mm wide, yellow. Stem 1.35m.
Further information since publication supplied by Raiser.
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LIST OF RAISERS, INTRODUCERS & REGISTRANTS
BLOOM, L.
BUTANI, Dr J.C.
BUTTERFIELD, I.
CAMPOBELLO DAHLIA FARM
CLARK, J.
COMBE-LABOISSIÈRE, F.
CONNELL’S DAHLIAS
DAHLIA TRADE B.V.
DATTA, Dr S.K.
DAVE SPENCER’S DAHLIAS
DAVIES, B.F.
DONGEN, E. van
DONGEN, Fa. E. & J. van
EEUWIJK & Son, Fa. H.A. van
FARLEY, R.J.
FRATER, J.
GEERLINGS, C.
GEERLINGS’ DAHLIAS
GODSMARK, P.
GOTT, J.R.
GUPTA, Dr V.N.
3700 Elizabeth Avenue, SE Unit-144,
Olympia, Washington 98501-2774, USA
Floriculture Section, National Botanical
Research Institute, Rana Pratap Marg.,
Post Box No. 436, Lucknow 226001,
India
Butterfield’s Nursery, Harvest Hill,
Bourne End, Buckinghamshire SL8 5JJ,
England
1085 Prison Camp Road, Campobello,
South Carolina 29322, USA
15 Elm Grove, South Shields,
Tyne & Wear NE34 8AZ, England
F.26800 Ambonil, France
10616 Waller Road East, Tacoma,
Washington 98446, USA
Hyacintenlaan 15, NL-2182 DE
Hillegom, The Netherlands
India
Field View, High Road, Fobbing,
Essex SS17 9HG, England
29 Laithes Crescent, Smithies, Barnsley,
South Yorkshire S71 3AE, England
Hanepoel 11, NL-2136 NJ Zwaanshoek,
The Netherlands
Hanepoel 11, NL-2136 NJ Zwaanshoek,
The Netherlands
453 NL-2160 AG Lisserbroek,
The Netherlands
22 Wallace Place, Minnigaff,
Newton Stewart, Wigtownshire
DG8 6NS, Scotland
55A Comwall Street, Masterton,
Wairarapa, New Zealand
c/o Geerlings’ Dahlias, Kadijk 38,
NL-2104 AA Heemstede,
The Netherlands
Geerlings’ Dahlias, Kadijk 38,
NL-2104 AA Heemstede,
The Netherlands
21 Spierbridge Road, Storrington,
West Sussex RH20 4PG, England
22 Summerville Road, Milnthorpe,
Cumbria LA7 7DF, England
India
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HALL, W.N. & Sons Ltd
HEWLETT, D.*
HIGGO, C.O.
HILLS, A.
HOLLAND, W.
INTERNATIONAL CULTIVAR
REGISTRATION AUTHORITY
JRG-DAHLIAS
J.T. DAHLIAS
KEESLING, Dr R.
KERSHAW, D.
KHER, M.A.
KINVIG, Mrs E.
KORTH, R.
MARITZ, W.H.
MARKS, R.A.
MINGUS DAHLIAS
MINGUS, P.R.
McLELLAND, T.E.
McNULTY, T.
PARIDON, Fa. H.M. van
POWLEY, G.A.
PRATT, N.
Halls of Heddon, West Heddon
Nurseries, Heddon-on-the-Wall,
Newcastle-upon-Tyne NE15 0JS,
England
78 Wood End Green Road, Hayes,
Middlesex UB3 2SL, England
PO Box 670, Howard Place, 7450,
Republic of South Africa
259A Fullwell Avenue, Barkingside,
Essex IG5 0RD, England
Hy View Dahlias, PO Box 5192,
38137 Westway Avenue, Squamish,
British Columbia V0N 3G0, Canada
Royal Horticultural Society’s Garden,
Wisley, Woking, Surrey GU23 6QB,
England
22 Summerville Road, Milnthorpe,
Cumbria LA7 7DF, England
PO Box 209067, Greenfield,
Wisconsin 53220, USA
c/o Campobello Dahlia Farm,
1085 Prison Camp Road, Campobello,
South Carolina 29322, USA
15 Hamer Avenue, Loveclough,
Rossendale, Lancashire BB4 8QH,
England
India
3 Westminster Terrace, Douglas,
Isle of Man
12 Grasmere Road, Thundersley,
South Benfleet, Essex, England
Dahlia Garden Erf. 160, Kingfisher Road,
Penhill 7100, Republic of South Africa
Stillwaters, Station Road,
Stoke Mandeville, Aylesbury,
Buckinghamshire HP22 5UL, England
7407 NE 139th Street, Vancouver,
Washington, USA
c/o Mingus Dahlias, 7407 NE 139th
Street, Vancouver, Washington, USA
32 Long Street, Bulkington, Bedworth,
Warwickshire CV12 9JZ, England
(full address unknown) Connecticut, USA
Herenweg 146, 2211 VA Noordwykerhout,
The Netherlands
Willowfield, Finborough Road,
Onehouse, Stowmarket, Suffolk
IP14 3BU, England
75 Bruce Glazier Terrace, Shotton Colliery,
County Durham DH6 2PN, England
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ROBERT, M.
ROULETTA NURSERIES
SCOTT’S NURSERIES
STOCK, K.E.
STRANGE, Miss K.
TURRELL, R.W.
TWYNING, M.
VERWER, Fa. Gebr
VLUGT, L.J.P. and P.M.H. van der
WALKER, D.
WARRINER, B.
WINCHESTER GROWERS LTD
WOLFF, G.
WRIGHT, L.R.
219 Boulevard Voltaire, F.75011 Paris,
France
Melton Road, Sprotborough, Doncaster,
South Yorkshire DN5 7TQ, England
Capri, Denaby Lane, Old Denaby,
Doncaster, South Yorkshire DN12 4LD,
England
27 Petersfield Road, Bournemouth,
Dorset BH7 6QG, England
5A Hartham Road, Bruce Grove, London
N17 6RZ, England
Avoca, Coast Road, Berrow,
Somerset TA8 2QW, England
c/o Winchester Growers Ltd,
Varfell Farm, Long Rock, Penzance,
Cornwall TR20 8AQ, England
3e Poellaan, 73-75, 2161 DL Lisse,
The Netherlands
Frederikslaan 7, 2182 DD Hillegom,
The Netherlands
3 Cleveland Crescent, Borehamwood,
Hertfordshire WD6 2EW, England
37 Beckermet Gardens, Barrow-in-Furness,
Cumbria LA14 4NF, England
Varfell Farm, Long Rock, Penzance,
Cornwall TR20 8AQ, England
246 Rancho Camino, Fallbrook,
California 92028, USA
Dahliadel, 30 Malting Lane, Orsett,
Essex RM16 3HJ, England
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*We regret that those Raisers marked with an asterisk are now deceased
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