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Lc. Love Knot v. coerulea ‘SVO’ HCC/AOS x C. lueddemanniana v. coerulea ‘Kathleen’
The expectation for these will be nice compact coerulea blue hybrids with larger than average flowers. Love Knot is (L. sincorana x C. walkeriana) and breeds flat flower form. The lueddemanniana has large 6½“ flowers with beautifully full lips. A new direction in breeding of compact blues. |
3" - $15

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| SVO 1923 |
Lc. Cornelia v. coerulea ‘Floralia’ x Lc. Love Knot v. coerulea ‘SVO’ HCC/AOS
Fine “blue” breeding at its best! This is a combination of 4 coerulea species: L. pumila, L. sincorana, C. labiata, and C. walkeriana. Compact plants with large, flat coerulea blue flowers. These will produce relatively large flowers on a small plant. Picture of first to bloom had three, 6” flowers on a 6” tall plant!
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| SVO 1940 |
C. Claesinter (C. Claesiana v. coerulea 'Haneda' x C. intermedia v. aquinii, coerulea 'SVO Blue Splash')
The Claesiana (C. intermedia x C. loddigesii) is a light blue flared flower that looks like a super intermedia aquinii. The C. intermedia ‘SVO Blue Splash’ has dark blue flare and lip, it is an excellent cultivar. Don’t miss out on these, they are very collectable grow very vigorously and look like superb C. intermedia aquinii, coerulea.
The parent C. Claesiana v. coerulea ‘Haneda’ was originally distributed as C. intermedia v. aquinii, coerulea ‘Haneda’ and received an AM/AOS award. However, upon further review, it was determined to be the primary hybrid C. Claesiana and the award nullified. C. Claesiana v. coerulea ‘Haneda’ is a great grower and bloomer. And is appearing to be a good breeder as well. Sorry for any confusion which may have arisen from the earlier listing.
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3" - $12

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| SVO 1946 |
C. lueddemanniana v. coerulea
(C. lueddemanniana v. coerulea ‘Kathleen’ x C. lueddemanniana v. coerulea ‘Gran Blue Heaven’ AM/AOS)
Here we have a sibling cross of two fine coerulea varieties. These will have large flowers, beautiful lips and are strong growers. These use to be quite rare and very expensive but now you can obtain them for a reasonable price!
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3" - $20

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| SVO 1962 |
C. Princess v. coerulea
(C. lueddemanniana v. coerulea ‘Kathleen’ x C. trianaei v. coerulea ‘Kathleen’ HCC/AOS)
Here we have remade a classic primary hybrid originally registered by Veitch in 1899. However, this time we have used two select coerulea varieties. Both species have large flowers. C. trianaei coerulea is still quite rare in cultivation and these are a first in this type of breeding. This is excellent blue breeding.
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3" - $15

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| SVO 1971 |
Lc. Floralia’s Azul v. coerulea ‘Sandra’ AM/AOS x C. trianaei v. coerulea ‘Kathleen’ HCC/AOS
We continue with our breeding of blues using the full shaped trianaei v. coerulea. C. trianaei is known for imparting petal width and Floralia’s Azul is proving to be an excellent parent. These will be compact growers with well shaped coerulea blue flowers. C. trianaei coerulea is still quite rare in cultivation and these are a first in this type of breeding. Not to be missed.
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3" - $15

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| SVO 2084 |
C. Portia v. coerulea
(C. labiata v. coerulea ‘TJ’ x C. bowringiana v. coerulea ‘Blue Angel’ HCC/AOS
This is a classic hybrid remake using coerulea parents. C. Portia coerulea was very popular in the 70’s and lately has been winning cultural awards around the country. You can expect 7-12 beautifully shaped coerulea blue flowers when mature. These are large growing plants, however we bloomed the first seedling in 2 years from flask!
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3" - $12

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