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This is a hand-pollination done here at the RSBG utilizing our darkest pink form of williamsianum combined with our hardiest form of griffithianum. Could result in a dwarf ‘Loderi’ type with rounded leaves and pink flowers? Please let us know how your plant survives and what the flowers look like when it blooms.
This is a hand-pollination done here at the RSBG utilizing our darkest pink form of williamsianum combined with our hardiest form of griffithianum. The results could lead to a dwarf ‘Loderi’ type with rounded leaves and pink flowers? Please let us know how your plant survives and what the flowers look like when it blooms.
A classic Rothschild hybrid (haematodes ssp. haematodes x facetum) featuring blood-red flowers in late spring and with thickly indumented leaves on a dense and compact plant. Our first offering of this famous old hybrid.
This is a very floriferous and famous hybrid made by Lionel de Rothschild when he crossed griersonianum with pocophorum. The result is a shrub of medium proportions with long and narrow, heavily indumented leaves and bright red flowers in late spring. It won an Award of Merit in 1948 and is also an outstanding foliage plant.
A stunning hybrid (a Loderi seedling) from New Zealand that is rarely offered in North America. The lightly fragrant flowers are borne in a large inflorescence and are white delicately flushed with pink and lavender with wavy edges. Easily grown and best in light shade. This cultivar has a bushier and more compact habit compared with the tree-like form of a typical 'Loderi'.
This is a hybrid (macgregoriae x anagalliflorum) that features masses of starry white flowers and small, shiny leaves. A relatively compact plant.
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