WALZ Doedelzak 
WALZ Toeter 
Produces masses of medium sized single flowers over a long period. Rarely needs pinching out - if you do this just a few times when it is young. Easy to grow, one of the all-time great cultivars and instantly recognisable for its cheerful upward facing flowers. Wonderful for bedding and garden containers, also makes a good standard.
Regarding the capitalisation of the prefix, Henk says:
“Until 2001, all my cultivars bore the name prefix WALZ. WALZ is an acronym composed of the first letters of the surnames of the grandparents of my children. It must therefore use all capital letters and be written together.”
Tube: Short, white with faint pink lines.
Sepals: White above, underside light rose pink, tipped with green.
Corolla: Bold rose pink
Parentage: Toos x Prince Syray.
AFS 2841, NKvF 2972
WALZ JUBELTEEN - No. 2841 (Waldenmaier, 1991)
Single. Upright
Quarter flared bell shaped 15mm (5/8) long x 10m (3/8) wide COROLLA opens rose (55B) edged dark rose (55A) maturing to red purple with smooth petal edges
Horizontally held 22mm (7/8) long x 5mm (1/8) wide SEPALS are white on the upper surface, white shaded light pink on the lower surface with apple green (144D) reflexed tips
Proportionately medium length 10mm long x 3mm (1/8) wide white TUBE is proportionately thin
STAMENS extend 10mm beyond corolla with light pink (55D) filaments and pale yellow (18D) anthers
PISTIL extends 15mm beyond corolla with light pink (55D) style and light yellow (18D) stigma
25mm (1) long x 10mm wide BUD
FOLIAGE is dark green (137A) on the upper surface, yellow green (144A) on the lower surface with 50mm (2) long x 35mm (1 3/8) wide cordate shaped leaves, entire edges, acute tips and rounded bases
Veins, stems and branches are green
PARENTAGE: Toos x Prince Syray
Self branching upright
Prefers overhead filtered light with best bloom color in bright light
Award of Merit, VKC Aalsmeer, The Netherlands
Tested 3 years in Schaijk, The Netherlands
Distinguished by: profuse erect blooms, bloom color.
Flower: Single; quite small to medium; upright
Flower Tube: rather short; color: amber (38C), light pink with darker pink stripes
Sepals: solid; quite narrow; horizontal ceding; tips slightly bent; Dim.; 27 x 10 mm; outside: amber (49C); pink tinge; green stripes; inside: amber; pink blush; lighter at base; tops bright green
Petals: ½ to ¾ outstanding crown; well built, with the unrelated, tight petals that are slightly longer than wide; color: pink cyclamen (66B); pink (55C) on the inside; slightly lighter at the base; bright magenta (55B) edge; lighter veining; bright, fresh cast
Filament: pink
Anther: pink
Style: pink
Stigma: cream; lobed
Flowering: very generous
Flowering time: early and long lasting
Bud: bag form oblong; amber; green cast
Leaf: medium to large; slightly hairy; ovoid; Dim.. 65 x 50 mm; pointed apex; heart-shaped base; finely serrated edge; color: medium green, top 147A, 147B bottom; gray cast
Growth habit: upright growth; large; self branching
Cultivation Method: shrub or standard for location in full sun and bright light
Special features: beautiful original fuchsia; upright, colorful flowers in a beautiful hue and fine leaf / flower contrast. Can be ensiled. Virtually flawless fuchsia. Sometimes, however, is a branch with no explainable reason lost. In real heat should be careful with watering. Does not need to be pinched. Has become a global commercial real plant
There are now two spontaneous mutations (sports) of WALZ Jubelteen: a lighter pink mutant [Soft Pink Jubelteen] and a darker orange mutant [Prickly Heat].
| Awards | |
| RHS AGM | RHS AGM |
|---|---|
| Other Awards | VKC AM |
| Flower Size | |
| Small (1.5 - 3cm) | # |
| Flower Type | |
| Single | # |
| Habit | |
| Upright Bush | # |
| Hardiness | |
| H2 (Min 1°C to 5°C) | # |
