| Variety | Breeder | photo by | Description |
|---|
|
HanMac | Clark | Clark | This
is a seedling of one of Hannibal's macowanii hybrids, I would guess it to
be about an F-3. This one is dwarf, other sibs are normal size. Note the
similarity to 'Spring Joy'. This plant is fertile both ways. |
|
F2 C. moorei
hybrid | Clark | Clark | This is a F-2 hybrid of
moorei, the exact parentage is unknown. Note the distinct white
throat in the flowers of this seedling. The picture does not show the
distinct white throat very well. (BC) |
|
C. 'Spring
Joy' | Hannibal | Clark | Les Hannibal's dwarf
hybrid. Fertile both ways, and aproximately 18020 inches tall. |
|
C. scabrum x 'Spring
Joy' | Clark | Clark | The scape is about 15-20
inches tall and the leaves are about 15 inches long, which makes this plant
a small hybrid suitable for smaller gardens, a little two large to be a
mini. The sibling # 1 is white flowered. In this cross, seedlings had
either white or pink flowers, I had the same results when 'Spring Joy' was
crossed with bulbispermum (the xNexus series of hybrids), some were white
flowered and others were pink, so 'Spring Joy' is hetergeneous for pink and
white. The strange thing is that in the xNexus cross, a few of the hybrids
have upright flowers with straight tepal tubes, which is one of the major
traits for classification in Crinums. The tubes should have been curved
like you see in all the other Codonocrinums. (BC) |
|
C.
asiaticum | species | Marta | White varietation |
|
C.
asiaticum | species | Marta | Cream varietation |
|
C. japonicum | species | Marta | Showing spots |
|
C. japonicum | species | Marta | Showing branching |
|
C. asiaticum x americanum | Clark | Clark | |
|
C. asiaticum x zeylanicum | Clark | Clark | |
|
C. bulbispermum x macowanii | Clark | Clark | |
|
C. 'Nexus #5' (complex hybrid) | Clark | Clark | |
|
C. 'Lorraine Clark' | Clark | Clark | |
|
C. 'Lorraine Clark' sport | Clark | Clark | Variegated sport of C. 'Lorraine Clark' |
|
C. x powellii rosea Hannibal | Hannibal | Clark | The pink Powelii that is
sold by growers is completely inferior to those by Les. Les made some
wonderful powelli hybrids because he had superior forms of
bulbispermum to work with. I have bloomed other of his powellii
hybrids. They are different and just as nice. All are shades of pink to
dark pink. If you ever saw the commercial form of powellii rosea
with its tiny little trumpet flowers, you would rave over Les' hybrids. (BC) |
|
C. 'Rose Parade' | Clark | Clark | |
|
C. scabrum x asiaticum | Clark | Clark | |
