Attractive, eye catching and beautiful, small flowers, but in quantity. Another of Alan Swaby's quality fuchsias suitable for exhibition and smaller standards.
Tube: Rosy red 52A, short.
Sepals: Rose 55A, green reflexed tip, held 1/2 up, concave.
Corolla: Opens violet blue 91A with red veining, matures violet 75A, 1/4 flared, smooth, overlapping petals.
Parentage: Anna Louise x Frau Hilde Rademacher.
AFS 8009, BFS 229
Reverend Frank Pagden – No 8009 (Swaby 2012)
Single. Upright
COROLLA: quarter flared, smooth petal margins, flared shape; opens violet blue (91A), red veining at base; matures violet (75A) red veining at base; 16mm (5/8) long x 19mm (3/4) wide
SEPALS are half up, tips reflexed up; rose (55A) tipped green upper & lower surfaces; 19mm (3/4) long x 13mm (1/2) wide
TUBE is red (52A); short, medium thickness; 6mm (1/4) long x 5mm (3/16) wide
STAMENS extend 6mm (1/4) beyond the corolla; dark rose (58C) filaments; magenta (58B) anthers
PISTIL extends 19mm (3/4) beyond the corolla; rose (61D) style; light grayish yellow (160C) stigma
BUD is round, pointed
FOLIAGE is dark green (139A) upper surface; medium green (137C) lower surface
Leaves are 50mm (2) long x 38mm (1 1/2) wide, ovate shaped, serrulate edges, acute tips, rounded bases
Veins are medium green, stems are pale green, branches are light brown
PARENTAGE: Anna Louise x Frau Hilda Rademacher
Small upright
Makes good upright, standard or decorative
Prefers overhead filtered light, cool climate
Cold weather hardy to 0° C (32° F)
Best bloom color in filtered light
Tested 4 years in Leeds, England
Distinguished by semi-erect blooms, sepal/corolla color combination.
Flower Size | |
Small (1.5 - 3cm) | # |
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Flower Type | |
Single | # |
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Bush | # |
Hardiness | |
H3 (Min 1°C to -5°C) | # |