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Hardy Chrysanthemums

Trials Report

2010-2012

Trials Office, The Royal Horticultural Society Garden, Wisley, Woking, Surrey, GU23 6QB

Final Report for Trial No. 1933 –Hardy Chrysanthemum 2010-2012 1

RHS Trial of Hardy Chrysanthemums 2010-2012

Introduction: There were 130 entries in this trial, including garden mums, hardy sprays, mammoths (USA), Koreans and Rubellums. The trial was planted in open ground on the Trials Field at Deers Farm, RHS Garden Wisley. The objectives of the trial were:

To draw attention to the hardiness, range of colour and form in hardy chrysanthemums currently available in the UK.

To assess, compare and demonstrate the cultivation of a range of named cultivars, to assess their hardiness and ease of cultivation, and to recommend plants for the Award of Garden Merit.

Judging and Recommendation for the Award of Garden Merit: In order to receive an Award of Garden Merit, a cultivar must have performed well for two flowering seasons and receive a 3 to 1 voting majority.

Criteria for assessment were:

Winter hardiness

Form of the flower, flower number, their regularity, length of flowering period, colour and clarity of colour

Sturdiness and general weather resistance

Resistance to pest and disease, particularly white rust.

Overall impact and use in the garden The trial was assessed between June 2010 and November 2012. The assessments were performed by the RHS Chrysanthemum Sub-Committee and recommendations made for Award of Garden Merit, these were ratified by the RHS Herbaceous Committee.

Cultivation: The trial plot was dug over by hand and following soil analysis in late April 2010 the following fertilisers were incorporated into the soil: potassium nitrate 68g/m2, calcium nitrate 68g/m2, kieserite (16% Mg) 51g/m2, dolomite limestone (11-13% Mg)136g/m2, triple superphosphate 85g/m2. The plot was fenced and irrigation lines put down. Support posts were erected to provide string support to each cultivar block, as necessary. Cultivars were planted in approximate height order: netting was staged to support the plants, allowing them to grow through. New entries of Korean and Rubellum cultivars were received on 27 May 2010 as rooted cuttings and kept in the open area of the propagation unit prior to planting out on 14 June 2010. Cushion mums were received as plugs in May 2010 for planting directly into the trial. Stock plants from the 2009 garden chrysanthemum trial which had been retained in propagation, were used to take cuttings during April 2010. These were potted on in late April and tips pinched out in mid May 2010. The cushion mums, sprays, disbuds and mammoth types were all planted out at Deers Farm on 14 June 2010. No liquid feed was applied during 2010, to ensure that new growth would not be too lush to withstand the initial winter season. All the plants grew well and gave a good display lasting well into November. After flowering the plants were cut down by half to prevent trouble with wind rock.


In April 2011 all the plants were starting into new growth, the old growth was tidied to 5cm. Due to the growth in the first year making it difficult to walk between the rows more netting was erected. A top dressing of blood/fish/bone at a rate of 60g/m was applied around the plants. During the growing season, following soil analyses, liquid feed (ratio 1:1:1 NPK) was applied periodically. Good growth was made during the season. In August it was noted that white rust (Puccinia Horiana) was appearing on some of the cultivars and it was recommended that a spray regime be commenced. Systhane, Bumper and Signum were applied over alternate weeks. Another problem was noted on certain cultivars located near the trials entrance; eelworm was confirmed. This spread to some other cultivars in a widening V-pattern, and severely infected plants were removed and destroyed. The source of infection was unclear. In November after flowering, all the plants were cut back by half to prevent wind rock. At the start of April 2012, the ground was very dry so a line feed of 2:1:1 NPK with irrigation was performed. A single drench of Signum was given to help kill any over wintering spores of white rust. Due to a very wet summer and nutrients being leached out of the very free draining soil, feeds of Sangral 1:1:1 NPK were given at weekly intervals. Again some of the cultivars showed signs of white rust and additional cultivars showed signs of eelworm. The worst affected plants were removed and destroyed. The trial period ended in November 2012. Meteorological Report During the first winter of the trial, the Meteorological Office announced that it had been the coldest

December since 1890. At one point the temperature at Wisley fell to -17°C. By March it was reported

that the average rainfall was the lowest for a century and the warmest since 1659. This was followed by having the hottest day on record in June, followed by thunderstorms. After little frost in October and November 2011, January saw temperatures at ground level measured at

around -10°C and by mid-February down to -15°C for a few days. This was followed by the

Meteorological Office announcing the worst winter drought since 1976; stored water was very low and a dry summer was expected. April saw a hosepipe ban in many places. By June records were broken again, it was announced by the Meteorological Office as being the wettest since 1910. This was reflected in poor growth due to the very free draining soil and the rain leaching out the nutrients. Some cultivars did better than others; they had deeper roots to search for nutrition. Conclusions It was not possible to assess the garden mums as most were severely affected by eelworm and were removed and destroyed. The replants of sprays and early disbuds from the 2009 garden trial were not assessed as they did not over winter well. Also the Mammoths and Igloo types which had been sent from America flowered very well during the first season but did not do well after the first winter. In order for a cultivar to receive an Award for Garden Merit, each was assessed for winter hardiness and resistance to pests and diseases. The cultivars that were awarded an Award of Garden Merit had shown a good resistance to white rust and eelworm as well as being winter hardy. In all 20 cultivars were awarded an AGM (H4). Seven cultivars had their AGM (H4) status reconfirmed. Two cultivars had their AGM (H3) reconfirmed, whilst two cultivars had their AGM (H3) rescinded due to poor performance. The cultivars which received awards fell into two broad types; the shorter cultivars that flowered from late June to September, which could be used at the front of a border; secondly those being taller and bushier, flowering from mid-September through to November. These would be ideal for middle/back of a border, and would provide plenty colour near the end of the year. A very successful Open Day was held on October 11th 2011 to enable the public to visit the trial area and view the extremely colourful display.


The Sub-Committee awarded the Society's AWARD OF GARDEN MERIT (H4) to: 'Brown Eyes' AGM (H4) 2012 Votes 8-0 [Trial No. 19] Sent by Judy Barker –holder of the National Collection of Koreans, Rubellums and hardy sprays.

Deep orange/ bronze pompon flowers with deeper eye. Open bush habit. Flowering period Sep-Nov. Ht. 60cm. Committee comments: Attractive chestnut flower. Floriferous and very long-flowering. Loose habit, so may require support. Available from: Woottens of Wenhaston.

© Judy Barker 'Daniel Cooper' AGM (H4) 2012 Votes 6-1 [Trial No. 21] Sent by Judy Barker - holder of the National Collection of Koreans, Rubellums and Hardy Sprays. Bright rose pink single flowers. Flowering period: Sept-Oct. Ht. 55cm. Committee Comments: vibrant carmine pink with yellow eye. Neat, upright habit, healthy foliage. Available from: Daisy Roots Plants, Norwell Nurseries and Woottens of Wenhaston.

© Judy Barker 'Imp' AGM (H4) 2012 Votes 9-0 [Trial No. 29] Sent by Judy Barker – holder of the National Collection of Koreans, Rubellums and Hardy Sprays. Bright crimson double flowers fading to bronze. Flowering period: Sept-Oct. Ht. 60cm. Committee comments: 3 tidy plants, ideal for front of the border. Bronze flower contrasts attractively with deep green foliage. Floriferous. Little evidence of white rust. Available from: Woottens of Wenhaston.


'Leo' AGM (H4) 2012 Votes 8-0 [Trial No. 30] Sent by Judy Barker – holder of the National Collection of Koreans, Rubellums and Hardy Sprays. Golden pompon flowers. Oct-Nov. Ht. 60cm. Flower attractive to bees and butterflies. Committee Comments: Bright yellow, small pompon type, Weather resistant, no frost damage. Height 18”, width 24” – ideal for front to mid border. Available from: Woottens of Wenhaston.

'Starlet' AGM (H4) 2012 Votes 10-0 [Trial No. 36] Sent by Judy Barker – holder of the National Collection of Koreans, Rubellums and Hardy Sprays. Light bronze single spoon. Sept-Oct. Ht. 45-55cm. Flower attractive to bees. Committee Comments: Deep orange, fading to yellow, holds well, nice form. Available from: Halls of Heddon, Little Heath Farm Nursery and Woottens of Wenhaston. 'Yellow Starlet' AGM (H4) 2012 Votes 7-1 [Trial No. 41] Sent by Judy Barker – holder of the National Collection of Koreans, Rubellums and Hardy Sprays. Sport of 'Starlet' Yellow single spoon. Ht 45-55cm Flowering end of Sept-Oct. Committee Comments: Cheerful yellow Quill- type; florets rolled toward the base. Long-flowering period. Available from: Woottens of Wenhaston.


'Angelic' AGM (H4) 2012 Votes 8-0 [Trial No. 42] Sent by Judy Barker – holder of the National Collection of Koreans, Rubellums and Hardy Sprays. White pompon flowers. Ht. 60-75cm. Flowering Sept-Nov. Committee Comments: Delicate shell-pink floret with yellow eye. Weather tolerant flowers, very floriferous, long flowering period. Available from: Woottens of Wenhaston.

'Bronze Elegance' AGM (H4) 2012 (trial entry 45) Votes 8-0. Sent by Judy Barker – holder of the National Collection of Koreans, Rubellums and Hardy Sprays. Light bronze double pompon. Sport 1971 of Mei-Kyo. Ht. 60cm. Flowering Oct-Nov. Committee Comments: Dainty, deep-bronze floret, a bronze sport of Mei-Kyo. Healthy plants, vigorous, bushy habit. Available from: Norwell Nurseries, Cotswold Garden Flowers, Little Heath Farm Nurseries and Woottens of Wenhaston.

'Dulwich Pink' AGM (H4) 2012 Votes 8-0 [Trial No. 48] Sent by Judy Barker – holder of the National Collection of Koreans, Rubellums and Hardy Sprays. Bright mid pink single flowers. Weather resistant. Grown in, and named after, Dulwich Park. Ht. 60cm. Flowering Oct-Nov. Committee Comments: Large floret, pink with yellow eye: daisy-like flower. Late season flowering. Compact habit, fairly low-growing. Available from: Norwell Nurseries and Woottens of Wenhaston.


'Mei-Kyo’ AGM (H4) 2012 Votes 8-0 [Trial No. 50] Sent by Judy Barker – holder of the National Collection of Koreans, Rubellums and Hardy Sprays. Mauve-pink dainty pompon, small yellow boss at centre. Flowers mid Sept- late Oct. Ht. 60-75cm. Committee Comments: Clean foliage, neat and compact bush. Floriferous over long period. Superb border plant. Available from: Norwell Nurseries, World’s End Nurseries and Woottens of Wenhaston.

'Mrs Jessie Cooper' AGM (H4) 2012 Votes 8-0 [Trial No. 51] Sent by Judy Barker – holder of the National Collection of Koreans, Rubellums and Hardy Sprays. Dusky-red, single flowers. Ht. 80cm. Flowering Sept-Nov. Committee comments: Deep mauve floret, delicate and unusual form. Long flowering period. Clean, glossy foliage of mid-green. Available from: Daisy Roots Plants, Norwell Nurseries, Cotswold Garden Plants, Little Heath Farm Nursery and Woottens of Wenhaston.

'Little Dorrit’ AGM (H4) 2012 Votes 8-1 [Trial No. 64] Sent by Judy Barker – holder of the National Collection of Koreans, Rubellums and Hardy Sprays. Red gold spoon shaped petals. Three layers of petals. Ht. 80cm. Flowering Oct-Nov. Committee comments: Free-flowering, even growth. Small single spoon, involuted (rolled half-length of floret). Bi-tone bronze, which remains attractive as it fades. Clear of white rust. Available from: Woottens of Wenhaston.


'Spartan Canary' AGM (H4) 2012 Votes 9-0 [Trial No. 70] Sent by Judy Barker – holder of the National Collection of Koreans, Rubellums and Hardy Sprays. Double soft yellow bronze. Ht. 70cm. Flowering Sept-Oct. Committee comments: Deep buttercup yellow – provides nice autumn colour. Duplex (double form with open centre). Floriferous, healthy plants. Available from: Daisy Roots Plants, Norwell Nurseries, Cotswold Garden Plants, Little Heath Farm Nursery and Woottens of Wenhaston.

'Topsy' AGM (H4) 2012 Votes 8-0 [Trial No. 86] Sent by Judy Barker – holder of the National Collection of Koreans, Rubellums and Hardy Sprays. Single, burnt-orange flowers. Flowering late Sept-Nov. Ht. 70cm. Committee comments: Dark bronze, chestnut floret, attractive contrast with disc. Long flowering, rust-free foliage of grey-green colour. Available from: Woottens of Wenhaston.

'Will’s Wonderful' AGM (H4) 2012 Votes 8-0 [Trial No. 92] Sent by Judy Barker – holder of the National Collection of Koreans, Rubellums and Hardy Sprays. Single dainty, opening strawberry-red flowers, fading to pink. Flowering Oct- Nov. Ht. 60cm. Committee comments: Dainty flowers, opening red and fading to a pink-blush. Tidy, compact, rounded habit. Spread greater than height so especially useful for front of border. Clear of rust. Available from: Woottens of Wenhaston.


'Cousin Joan' AGM (H4) 2012 Votes 7-1 [Trial No. 96] Sent by Judy Barker – holder of the National Collection of Koreans, Rubellums and Hardy Sprays. Single, deep red flowers. Flowering Oct-Nov. Ht. 100cm. Committee comments: Deep magenta floret, large eye, sweetly scented and attractive to bees. Clean foliage, ideal for mid-border. Available from: Daisy Roots Plants, Norwell Nurseries, Cotswold Garden Flowers, Little Heath Farm Nursery and Woottens of Wenhaston.

© Judy Barker

'Jante Wells' AGM (H4) 2012 Votes 8-0 [Trial No. 80] Sent by Judy Barker – holder of the National Collection of Koreans, Rubellums and Hardy Sprays. Dainty yellow pompon. Flowering Sept-Oct. Ht. 45cm. Committee comments: Intense yellow, very weather resistant, neat bush habit. Available from: Woottens of Wenhaston.

© Judy Barker

'Isabellarosa' AGM (H4) 2012 Votes 8-0 [Trial No. 81] Sent by Judy Barker – holder of the National Collection of Koreans, Rubellums and Hardy Sprays. Late flowering, peach–pink, single, very tough. Height to 130 cm. Flowering late Sept-Nov. Committee comments: Silvery pink floret, ideal for back of border, late flowering, needs staking, clear of rust. Available from: Binny Plants.

© Judy Barker

'Goldengreenheart’ AGM (H4) 2012 Votes 8-0 [Trial No. 100] Sent by Judy Barker – holder of the National Collection of Koreans, Rubellums and Hardy Sprays. Light bronze, single flowers with distinct green centre as the flower opens. Flowering Oct - Nov. Ht 100cm. Committee comments: Light bronze floret, dark green foliage, sturdy, upright and largely clear of rust. Available from: Norwell Nurseries and Little Heath Farm Nursery.


'Innocence' AGM (H4) 2012 Votes 8-0 [Trial No. 101] Sent by Judy Barker – holder of the National Collection of Koreans, Rubellums and Hardy Sprays. White, single, very tough. Ht. 70cm Flowering Oct-Nov. Committee comments: Pale pink floret, large disc. Weather resistant floret, ages gracefully. Well branched. Available from: Norwell Nurseries.

© Judy Barker

The AGM status (H4) of the following was considered and reconfirmed:

'Grandchild' AGM (H4) 2009 Votes 10-0 [Trial No. 27] Sent by Judy Barker – holder of the National Collection of Koreans, Rubellums and Hardy Sprays. Reflexed spray. Height 40-45cm. Vigorous, free flowering, compact habit. Committee comments: Hardy compact plant for front of border. Floriferous, long flowering, attractive colour. Available from: Halls of Heddon and Norwell Nurseries.

'Perrys Peach' AGM (H4) 2009 Votes 8-0 [Trial No. 33] Sent by Judy Barker – holder of the National Collection of Koreans, Rubellums and Hardy Sprays. Single spray, height 60cm. Vigorous, bushy, free flowering, erect habit. Committee comments: Neat flower, attractive peach colour. Very floriferous, even growth, good weather resistance. Ideal height for mid-border. Available from: Norwell Nurseries, Little Heath Farm Nursery and Woottens of Wenhaston.


'Carmine Blush’ AGM (H4) 2009 Votes 8-0 [Trial No. 46] Sent by Judy Barker – holder of the National Collection of Koreans, Rubellums and Hardy Sprays. Single spray. Height 60cm. Vigorous, bushy, erect, free flowering habit. Committee comments: Low habit, even growth. Appealing vibrant pink, neat flowers, providing a carpet of autumn colour. Good disease resistance. Available from: Norwell Nurseries, Cotswold Garden Flowers, Little Heath Farm Nursery and Woottens of Wenhaston.

'Nantyderry Sunshine’ AGM (H4) 1996 Votes 8-0 [Trial No. 52] Sent by Judy Barker – holder of the National Collection of Koreans, Rubellums and Hardy Sprays. Yellow sport of Mei-Kyo. Flowering mid Sept- late Oct. Ht. 60cm. Committee comments: Compact, floriferous, bushy habit with pale lemon flowers. Available from: World’s End Garden Nursery, Norwell Nurseries, Cotswold Garden Flowers, Little Heath Farm Nursery and Woottens of Wenhaston.

'Ruby Raynor’ AGM (H4) 2007 Votes 8-0 [Trial No. 69] Sent by Judy Barker – holder of the National Collection of Koreans, Rubellums and Hardy Sprays. Bronze semi-double, early flowering Aug–Sept. Ht. 60cm. Committee comments: Loose bush, good form and spread of flower Available from: Halls of Heddon, Norwell Nurseries, Cotswold Garden Flowers and Woottens of Wenhaston.


'Aunt Millicent’ AGM (H4) 2009 Votes 8-0 [Trial No. 76] Sent by Judy Barker – holder of the National Collection of Koreans, Rubellums and Hardy Sprays. Single spray. Height 90-100cm. Vigorous, bushy, free flowering, erect habit. Committee comments: Late flowering, ideal for late autumn border. Very floriferous: plenty of buds and a mass of fresh, pale pink flowers. Uniform habit. Excellent flower quality and weather resistance. Available from: Halls of Heddon and Woottens of Wenhaston.

'Ruby Mound’ AGM (H4) (previously H3, 2005) Votes 8-0 [Trial No. 84] Sent by Judy Barker – holder of the National Collection of Koreans, Rubellums and Hardy Sprays. Committee comments: Vibrant red flowers, excellent for an Autumn border this cultivar has been around for many years. Available from: Halls of Heddon, Norwell Nurseries, Cotswold Garden Flowers and Little Heath Farm Nursery.

The AGM status (H3) of the following was considered and reconfirmed for:

‘Mauve Gem’ AGM (H3) 2009 Votes 8-0 [Trial No. 13] Sent by Judy Barker – holder of the National Collection of Koreans, Rubellums and Hardy Sprays. Committee comments: Superb colour, long flowering. Neat, floriferous, excellent for mid border. Available from: Halls of Heddon and Daisy Roots Plants.


'Syllabub’ AGM (H3) 2003 Votes 8-0 [Trial No. 39] Sent by Judy Barker – holder of the National Collection of Koreans, Rubellums and Hardy Sprays. Single anemone, purple flower with spooned petals, paling towards a yellow centre. Ht 60cm. Committee comments: Neat bushy habit, bicolour flower unusual and attractive. Recommended for patios and pots, as flowers are not rain resistant. Available from: Norwell Nurseries.

The following entry has been recommended for the AGM but cannot receive the award until it is available. It is the responsibility of the sender to inform the Trials Office at Wisley that all queries have been resolved. 'Hazel' AGM (H4) 2012 Subject to Availability Votes 9-0 [Trial No. 28] Sent by Judy Barker – holder of the National Collection of Koreans, Rubellums and Hardy Sprays. Orange spoon–type, pretty flowers, attractive to bees. Flowering Sep-Oct. Ht. 50cm. Committee comments: Attractive spoon, lax habit, but ideal for a border supported by others.

The Sub-Committee added the following to the 'sunset list' (AGMs removed during the AGM review in 2012):

Denise AGM (H3) (trial entry 23) Votes 9-0. No longer reliable. Nell Gwynn AGM (H3) (trial entry 68) Votes 8-0. Not performing well and not currently availability.

Entries, Senders and Awards AGM = RHS Award of Garden Merit H4 = plants hardy outside throughout the British Isles in average winter H3 = plants half hardy – in unheated greenhouse or mild winter


Index of Plants in the Trial

Number Cultivar name

AGM

Sender

Cushion Mums (entries1-9):

1 Barbara Halls of Heddon

2 Golden Plover Halls of Heddon

3 Holly Halls of Heddon

4 Lynn = ‘Yolynn’ AGM (H3) 1999 Halls of Heddon

5 Nicole Halls of Heddon

6 Robin Halls of Heddon

7 Sundora

Halls of Heddon

8 Triumph

Halls of Heddon

9 White Skylark

Halls of Heddon

Height 40-60cm (entries 10-59):

10 Agnes Ann Judy Barker

11 Aline Judy Barker

12 Brightness Judy Barker

13 Mauve Gem AGM (H3) 2009 Judy Barker

14 Tickled Pink Judy Barker

15 White Gem Judy Barker

16 Anastasia Judy Barker

17 Belle Judy Barker

18 Betty Judy Barker

19 Brown Eyes Judy Barker

20 Contralto Judy Barker

21 Daniel Cooper Judy Barker

22 Duchess of Edinburgh Judy Barker

23 Denise AGM (H3) 1993 Judy Barker

24 Doctor Tom Parr Judy Barker

25 Edelweiss Judy Barker



AGM

Sender

26 Esther Judy Barker

27 Grandchild AGM (H4) 2009 Judy Barker

28 Hazel Judy Barker

29 Imp Judy Barker

30 Leo Judy Barker

31 Mandarin Judy Barker

32 Moira Judy Barker

33 Perry’s Peach AGM (H4) 2009 Judy Barker

34 Rumplestizchen Judy Barker

35 Rose Madder Judy Barker

36 Starlet Judy Barker

37 Shining Light Judy Barker

38 Spartan Linnet Judy Barker

39 Syllabub AGM (H3) 2003 Judy Barker

40 Wendy Tench Judy Barker

41 Yellow Starlet Judy Barker

42 Angelic Judy Barker

43 Mei-Kyo Judy Barker

44 Beechcroft Judy Barker

45 Bronze Elegance Judy Barker

46 Carmine Blush AGM (H4) 2009 Judy Barker

47 Country Girl Judy Barker

48 Dulwich Pink Judy Barker



AGM

Sender

49 Julie Lagravere Judy Barker

50 Mei-Kyo (DUPLICATE) Judy Barker

51 Mrs Jessie Cooper Judy Barker

52 Nantyderry Sunshine AGM (H4) 1996 Judy Barker

53 Sdg Pink Anemone Judy Barker

54 Prince Charles Judy Barker

55 Mei-Kyo (DUPLICATE) Judy Barker

56 Selly Oak Purple Judy Barker

57 Sheffield Pink Judy Barker

58 Shenley Orange Judy Barker

59 Suffolk Pink Judy Barker


60 Daphne Judy Barker

61 Alison Judy Barker

62 Anne, Lady Brocket Judy Barker

63 Winnings Red Judy Barker

64 Little Dorrit Judy Barker

65 Lucy Simpson Judy Barker

66 Mavis AGM (H3) 1995 Judy Barker

67 Nancy Perry Judy Barker

68 Nell Gwynn AGM (H3) 2009 Judy Barker

69 Ruby Raynor AGM (H4) 2007 Judy Barker

70 Spartan Canary Judy Barker

71 Spartan Display Judy Barker

72 Spartan Raspberry Judy Barker



AGM

Sender

73 Spartan Seagull Judy Barker

74 Weston Hall Judy Barker

75 Rogue – (REMOVED) Judy Barker

76 Aunt Millicent AGM (H4) 2009 Judy Barker

77 Cottage Apricot Judy Barker

78 Cottage Bronze Judy Barker

79 Cottage Yellow Judy Barker

80 Jante Wells Judy Barker

81 Isabellarosa Judy Barker

82 Lady in Pink Judy Barker

83 Royal Sport Judy Barker

84 Ruby Mound AGM (H3) 2005 Judy Barker

85 Stratford Pink Judy Barker

86 Topsy Judy Barker

87 Uri Judy Barker

88 Vagabond Prince Judy Barker

89 Venus Judy Barker

90 Wedding Day Judy Barker

91 Wedding Sunshine Judy Barker

92 Wills Wonderful Judy Barker


93 Mary Stoker Judy Barker

94 Apollo Judy Barker

95 Brennpunkt Judy Barker

96 Cousin Joan Judy Barker



AGM

Sender

97 Capel Manor Judy Barker

98 Chelsea Physic Garden Judy Barker

99 Emperor of China Judy Barker

100 Goldengreenheart Judy Barker

101 Innocence Judy Barker

102 Janet South Judy Barker

103 Marion Judy Barker

104 Paul Boissier Judy Barker

105 Tapestry Rose Judy Barker

106 Winnings Red (DUPLICATE) Judy Barker

107 White Tower Judy Barker

Replants from the 2009 garden trial (entries 108-120):

108 Orno AGM (H3) 1993 Walkers Nurseries

109 Myss Carol AGM (H3) 2009 Southway Nurseries

110 Wendy AGM (H3) 1993 W B Wade

111 Myss Marion AGM (H3) 2008 Southway Nurseries

112 Lucy AGM (H3) 2003 D Horn

113 Natalie Sarah AGM (H3) 2009 V Aldred

114 Joshua Hunter AGM (H3) 2006 L Hunter

115 Southway Sheba AGM (H3) 2009 Walkers Nurseries

116 Upton Rose AGM (H3) 2004 Southway Nurseries

117 Southway Superior Southway Nurseries

118 Daphne Davis AGM (H3) 2005 G Garratt

119 Percy Salter D Horn

120 Membury Halls of Heddon



AGM

Sender

121 Aunt Millicent (DUPLICATE) AGM (H4) 2009 Judy Barker

122 Denise (DUPLICATE) AGM (H3) 1993 Judy Barker

Mammoth and Igloo types (entries 123-130):

123 Mammoth Lavender Daisy Judy Barker

124 Mammoth Dark Bronze Daisy Judy Barker

125 Mammoth Red Daisy Judy Barker

126 Rosy Igloo Judy Barker

127 Mammoth Coral Daisy Judy Barker

128 Warm Igloo Judy Barker

129 Mammoth Dark Pink Daisy Judy Barker

130 Mammoth Twilight Pink Daisy Judy Barker

Contact details of senders:

Mrs Judy Barker – holder of the National Collection of Koreans, Rubellums and hardy sprays®.

website: http://www.gardenchrysanthemums.org.uk/index.html;

email: [email protected]

Halls of Heddon - West Heddon Nursery Centre, Heddon on the Wall, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE15 0JS; website: http://www.hallsofheddon.co.uk/home

Contact details of known suppliers:

Binny Plants - Binny Plants, Binny Estate, Ecclesmachan, West Lothian, EH52 6NL; http://www.binnyplants.com/

Cotswold Garden Flowers, Sands Lane, Badsey, Evesham, Worcs, WR11 7EZ; http://www.cgf.net/

Daisy Root Plants - London Road, Jenningsbury, Herts, SG13 7NS, http://www.daisyroots.com/

Halls of Heddon - West Heddon Nursery Centre, Heddon on the Wall, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE15 0JS http://www.hallsofheddon.co.uk/home

Little Heath Farm Nursery, Little Heath Lane, Potten End, Berkhamsted, Herts. HP4 2RY; http://littleheathfarmnursery.co.uk/

http://www.gardenchrysanthemums.org.uk/index.html

mailto:[email protected]

http://www.hallsofheddon.co.uk/home

http://www.binnyplants.com/

http://www.cgf.net/

http://www.daisyroots.com/

http://www.hallsofheddon.co.uk/home

http://littleheathfarmnursery.co.uk/


Norwell Nurseries - Woodhouse Road, Norwell, Nottinghamshire, NG23 6JX http://www.norwellnurseries.co.uk/

Woottens of Wenhaston - Blackheath, Wenhaston, Halesworth, Suffolk, IP19 9HD, http://www.woottensplants.com/index.html

Worlds End Garden Nursery, Mosely Road, Hallow, Worcs. WR2 6NJ; http://www.worldsendgarden.co.uk/

Acknowledgment: Thanks to Mrs Judy Barker for providing some of the photographs for this report.

Source: Horticultural Trials and Relations, RHS Garden Wisley, Woking, Surrey GU23 6QB

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