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$12.00 Double Fan
*Raspberry
Griffin. Gossard. 2006. Dormant.
Tetraploid. 27"-7.5". EM. Fragrant. 18 buds.
4 branches. Unusual form-crispate. Cream near white with
raspberry eye and edge above a green throat. Excellent.
(Raspberry Sickle x Sabine Bauer).
$12.00 Double Fan
Raspberry
Ripple Cupcake. Herrington. 2007.
Dormant. Diploid. 21"-3". EM. 24 buds. 6
branches. Double cream raspberry feathered eye above a green
throat. (Custard Cupcake x seedling).
$12.00 Double Fan
*Raspberry Sickle. Gossard. 2004.
Dormant. 35"-7.5". 4-5 branches. 26 buds. Cream with
raspberry eye and edge above a green throat. Excellent foliage
is a great backdrop to the well branched
and budded scapes. A very consistently beautiful cultivar.
Superior in all respects.
$10.00 Double Fan
Raspberry Swirl. Klehm. 1993.
Dormant. Diploid. 30"-4.5". 3-4 branches.
25 buds. Raspberry bitone with cream petal edges.
The unique star shaped flowers are carried on exemplary scapes
above excellent foliage. Not commonly seen, but should be
grown widely.
Extremely popular with summer visitors.
*Ravenous.
2007. Bremer (Summer Tanager x Point of View) . Tetraploid. 52" height, 6.5"
flowers. DEF. 1 to 2 laterals top 'y' branches, average of 19
buds. Mid season. Dormant. Super tall, red and a
monster plant! Ravenous is a good old fashioned star shape
with some great size and a scape that will get it noticed almost
anywhere. Flowers hold their color very well in the
sun. The seed came from Karen Trester some years ago as
a gift and Ravenous has been drawing blood since. Scapes are
wide and strong and easily carry the large flowers without
tipping or bending. Customers loved it in the seedling bed the
last few years and have wanted it as an accent plant or
background plant. Fertile both ways.
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*Reagan Kate. Korth. 2008.
Dormant. Tetraploid. 32"-6". 4 branches. 28 buds.
M.
Pink with dark pink eyezone and a slight
pink edge. Petals recurve slightly and sepal generally
protrude. Scapes are strong, well branched and budded.
An excellent all round plant. (Soft Summer
Night × Unending Melody)
$12.00 Double Fan
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*Red
Adventure. Santa Lucia. 2002. Dormant.
Tetraploid. 30"-7". ML 18 buds. 3 branches.
Seldom available bright red self above a large light green throat.
A slower growing plant that puts on a huge show once established.
Outstanding.
$8.00 Double Fan
*Red Baroque. Adams. 2002.
Dormant. 25"-4.75". 3 branches. 27 buds.
M.
Red with broad white edges.
Short scapes carry many buds just above the foliage.
Very good for front of the border. An excellent clear and
showy color. ((Superlative x (Tomato Surprise x seedling)
x Leonard Bernstein).
$16.00 Double Fan
*Red
Boutonniere. Benz. 2005. Dormant.
Tetraploid. 34"-4.5". M. 18buds. 3 branches.
Deep red self above a green throat. A unique cultivar due to it
tall stature and relatively small flowers. Quite beautiful and
always in demand.
*Red Grail. Benz. 1995.
Dormant. Tetraploid. 28"-4.5". 3 branches. 23 buds.
M.
Round red self. GT. Excellent bright red.
Great in a clump. (Serena Dancer × Tet. Mavis
Smith)
$30.00 Double Fan
*Red Headed Hussy. Davisson. 2008.
Dormant. Tetraploid. 34"-8.5". 4 branches. 24 buds.
M.
Beautiful red unusual form with a broad yellow throat. Large
spreading flowers have narrow segments and are carried in
abundance.
$40.00 Double Fan
*Red Hot Raccoon. Bremer.
Tetraploid. 2014. Dormant.
34"-6.5". 4 branches. 26 buds. ML.
Tomato red with deep red halo and a large deep gold throat.
Superior scapes and foliage. The well branched scapes
carry many raccoon faces and create an outstanding bright
display. One of the most popular flowers in our gardens. (Fire Fight x Welding the Titanic).
$6.75 Double Fan
*Red Shed Orange Parfait. Trester.
2006. Dormant. Tetraploid. 25"-5". 3 branches. 20
buds.
Cream-orange-pink blended bloom color with gold-orange edge.
Broad segments and excellent ruffling.
Nice.
Red Squirrel. Blanton. 2005.
Dormant. Diploid. 24"-3.5". 4 branches.
20 buds. EM.
Red-orange with red stippling. Small plants are fast
growers and present a large flush of blooms. Quite striking in the garden and
blooms right up until frost. Red Squirrel makes small size fans.
((Nutmeg Elf × Howdy) × ((Nutmeg Elf × sdlg) × (Itsy Bitsy
Spider × Nutmeg Elf)))
$7.00 Double Fan
*Red
Suspenders. Webster. 1990. Dormant.
Tetrapoliod.32"-11". 3 branches. 18 buds. M. Large red UF with a
broad yellow throat. Impeccable plant and flowering habits.
*Reddy Freddy. Davisson. 2009.
Dormant. Tetraploid. 39"-11". 4-5 branches. 28 buds.
ML. Large bright red unusual form that twists and curls.
Heavy bloomer and one of our favorites for flower power.
Produces excellent scapes that carry the
buds high above the narrow foliage. Superior. (sdlg
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*Reiver.
Adams. 2000. Dormant. 23"-5.5". 5
branches. 30 buds. ML. True red with
garnet red halo above acacia green throat. (Siege of
Petersburg × Battle of Gettysburg)
$35.00 Double Fan
*Restore
the Roar. Korth. 2012. Dormant.
Tetraploid. 27"-6". EM. Fragrant. 19 buds+.
4 branches. Gold with red eye and edge. Our image does not
do this cultivar justice. Plants have superior branching and put
on a huge show in a clump. One of the best! (((Monterrey
Jack x Cherokee Pass) x (Unending Melody x Sabine Bauer)) x Gavin
Petit).
*Ribbit Ribbit. Davisson. 2009.
Evergreen. Tetraploid. 40"-8". 3 branches. 24 buds.
EM. Lavender bitone with faint dark lavender pencil band
above a diamond dusted yellow-green throat. (sdlg × Bali
Watercolor)
*Rich Red Zip. Klehm. 2003. Dormant.
Tetraploid. 24"-6.5". 3-4 branches. 28 buds. Superior red of great
clarity with a small round yellow-green throat. Scapes are
thick and well branched and carry many buds. We'd like it
to be a bit taller, but it is still superior.
$8.00 Double Fan
*Road
to Samarkand. Hanson. 1999. Dormant.
Tetraploid. 27"-6". 22 buds. 3 branches. Purple
self with green throat. Large broad petals make this a
luscious flower. (((Houdini x Nile Flower) x (Gentleman Lou x
Matt)) x Quest for Excalibur)..JPG)
Robert
Johnson. Hanson. 1999. Dormant.
Tetraploid. 32"-5". 3-4 branches. 23 buds. EM.
Fragrant. Purple self with green chartreuse throat . (Earth
Music × Bela Lugosi)
*Rock Around the Clock. Shooter.
2002. Dormant. Tetraploid. 32"-6.5". 4 branches. 24
buds. M. Large yellow with a bold maroon eye.
Plants are large growing and produce equally large scapes.
Very nice. (Fooled Me × King George)
*Rock Lobster. Hanson. 1999.
Dormant. Tetraploid. 36"-6". 3 branches. 22 buds. M.
Dusky rose violet self with yellow-green throat.
Highly variable flowers are sometimes sculpted. A tall
robust growing plant that looks great in a clump. ((Vera
Biaglow × (Gentleman Lou × Matt)) × Elizabeth Salter)
*Rock
of Ages. Santa Lucia. 2001. Dormant.
30"-7". 2 branches. 15 buds. Very
large apricot
with lighter midrib and pink highlights above green throat. Shorter
for us than registered height. ((Victorian
Collar × Gold District) × sdlg)
*Rock
Solid. Stamile. 2004. Dormant.
27"-4.75". 4 branches. 24 buds. Fragrant.
Cream with plum violet eye and edge above green throat.
Very populare and a plant that has excellent plant habits.
(Inner Destiny × Francois Verhaert)
$6.75 Double Fan
Romulus. Apps. 1996. Dormant.
Diploid. 28"-3.125". 4 branches. 24 buds.
M. Deep violet self and yellow green throat. A small
round flower that is popular with summer visitors. Very
nice Darrel Apps cultivar.
*Ron
Dunn. Webster. 1996. Dormant.
Tetraploid. 28"-9". Fragrant. Unusual form crispate.
Reddish-purple self with greenish throat. (Red Suspenders
× sdlg)
*Royalty
Surprise. Klehm. 2006. Dormant.
Tetraploid. 36"-6". 3 branches. 20 buds. Crimson red with
wide cream edge. One dreamy flower. Excellent!!
*Ruby
Sentinel. Benz. 1991. Dormant.
36"-5". 3 branches. 22 buds. ML.
Fragrant. Ruby red self with emerald green throat (not as
bright as the image depicts). (Illini Show Girl × Ed
Marshall).
*Ruby
Throat. Griesbach-Klehm. 1979.
Dormant. Tetraploid. 27"-5.5". 4 branches. 23 buds.
ML. Large glowing ruby red flower with green throat.
*Ruffled Orange Gold. Klehm. 2008.
Dormant. Tetraploid. 32"-6.5". 3-4 branches. 25 buds.
M. Apricot gold orange blend above a green throat.
Very nice.
*Ruffled Orange Starburst.
Klehm.
2003. Dormant. Tetraploid. 28"-5.5". 4 branches. 28
buds. ML. Bright apricot orange with excellent form and ruffling.
Superior branching and bud counts. Outstanding in a clump
and always performs well.
$6.75 Double Fan
Ruffled
Parchment. Klehm. 2003. Dormant.
Diploid. Fragrant. 34"-5". 18 buds. 3 branches.
Cream white with yellow blend above a green throat. Very nice
light colored cultivar.
$6.75 Double Fan
*Ruffled Royalty. Moldovan. 1990.
Dormant. Tetraploid. 26"-5.5". 4 branches. 29 buds.
M. Deep purple-maroon with a yellow-green throat.
Scapes are large and carry many buds. Very good. (Court
Magician x Tet. Grand Masterpiece).
*Ruffled Strawberry Parfait. Reckamp-Klehm.
1998. Dormant. Tetraploid. 28"-6". 3-4 branches. 25
buds. VL. Soft cream flush in a pink pastel blend with
a ruffled gold edge. Flat open form.
Often blooms with many toothy
protrusions.
A simply gorgeous-soft elegant coloring. Superior
hybridizing plant. Begins blooming when the majority of
other plants have finished up. One of the best.
*Ruffled Venus. Klehm. 2001.
Dormant. Tetraploid. 24"-6". 4 branches. 24 buds.
ML. Pink-yellow polychrome with gold edge.
Precisely ruffled edge.
Heavy substance and a shiny finish.
Choice.
*Ruffles Forever. Klehm. 2003.
Dormant. Tetraploid. 28"-5.5". 3 branches. 22 buds.
ML. Medium tangerine self above a darker throat.
Excellent coloration that attracts much attention. It also
has nice ruffles.
$6.75 Double Fan
Ruth Spofford. Miller. 1978.
Dormant. Diploid. 26"-4.75". 4 branches. 25
buds. Double pink-orange-cream blend. Heavy blooming
and puts on a show in a clump. Old fashioned double form. |