...hasing seed annually from commercial seed suppliers, and to [[hybrid]]ized plants that do not produce seed that can be reliably saved. Much of the [[grassroo
...rst generation of the hybrid does not reliably produce a true copy of that hybrid (it 'segregates') and often loses much of its yield potential.
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...kelia formosissima (Aztec lily) created the perfect combination of the two plants. The flowers are a rarely seen deep red. The bulbs offset readily and wil
...ly to form a nice clump. They make good cut flowers and excellent potted plants in colder zones.
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...ude [[tree]]s, [[shrub]]s and [[perennial plant|perennial]] [[herbaceous]] plants.
...two genera can be [[hybrid]]ised, with the hybrids being classified in the hybrid genus ''× Mahoberberis''.
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There are three [[species]] and one [[hybrid]]:
...[Dryas drummondii]]''), and held conspicuously above the small plants. The hybrid has pale yellow flowers. This makes them very popular in [[Rock garden|rock
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...lip miltonia-like, cream-white freckled with rose. M. Lindenii is a garden hybrid probably of Cochlioda vulcanica and Miltonia Phalaenopsis.
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...at the leaves. It has become naturalised in the UK. The [[Hybrid (biology)|hybrid]] ''Colutea x media'' (''C. arborescens'' x ''C. orientalis'') is also cult
''Colutea'' species are used as food plants by the [[larva]]e of some [[Lepidoptera]] species including ''[[Coleophora|
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...s by fall and early winter. This and J. pauciflora are common conservatory plants.
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...Aster acris and A. Linosyris (Linosyris vulgaris). Apparently a bi-generic hybrid. Asterolinosyris Willmottiae is the only species offered, and apparently no
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...alms that were described some thirty years ago. M. decipiens, Naudin, is a hybrid between Phoenix dactylifera and Chamaerops humilis; and M. Sahutii, Carr.,
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...bly nearer Cattleya. It was imperfectly described by Reichb. as a doubtful hybrid.
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...ododendron and Azalea mollis (Rhododendron sinense). Another name for this hybrid is Azaleodendron Crouxii, Hort.
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...nd other hybrids of R. chinensis and its varieties and R. damascena of the Hybrid Perpetual or Remontant class.
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...to cult. 1828.—I. cyrtanthiflorum, Van Houtte (F.S. 18:1877), said to be a hybrid between this and the above, shows little if any influence of C. miniata. It
...ef name="Botanica 241">"Botanica. The Illustrated AZ of over 10,000 garden plants and how to cultivate them", p. 241. Könemann, 2004. ISBN 3-8331-1253-0</re
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...al terms to designate the various kinds and degrees of crossing. The .word hybrid has now become so flexible, however, and other standards of measurement are
...brids is proof that the forms are distinct species; and contrarywise, that plants which make fertile crosses are of one species. Hybridization has also been
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...hii, bearing cream-white fls. with brownish spots; and V. Hyeana, Hort., a hybrid between Odontonia Lairesseae and Cochlioda Noezliana, with fls. 2 in. acros
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...like var. grandiflora. Chionoscilla Penryi is another Chionodoxa x Scilla hybrid, the exact parentage not being stated. L.H.B.
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...species is C. cylindrica, Sims (x C. integrifolia). See No. 1. A number of hybrid forms, the offspring of a cross between this species and C. texensis are fi
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...s, England. There is a var. major, Hort., large. Var. pallens, Hort., is a hybrid between H. citrina and H. luteola: vigorous, many-fld.: fls. large, fragran
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