Albert Close- a hybrid of maximum x macrophyllum. It can be very large. An
easy grower and can take heat. Mr. Gable liked it more every year. Seed from
Fraser.
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Annie Dalton- Degram Pink. It won an Award of Excellence in 1960. Should be able to take minus 15 degrees.
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![Atroflo](gableslides/RhAtroflox.jpg)
Atroflo- open habit, red griersonianum type flowers. No. 2 is suposed to be the hardiest. Hardy to minus 10 degrees.
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![Gable's Woods](gableslides/RhGablesWoodsx.jpg)
Beaufort- Boule de Neige x fortunei. A shy bloomer in shade. Blooms profusely in more exposure. Heat resistant.
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![Bosutch](gableslides/RhBosuchx.jpg)
Bosutch- Boule de Neige x sutchuenense. Very early. Flowers can stand some frost.
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![Pink Bosutch](gableslides/RhPinkBosutchx.jpg)
Pink Bosutch- blooms a week later.
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![Brachycarpum hybrid](gableslides/RhBrachycarp2x.jpg)
Brachycarpum hybrid- This picture was taken at Tony Shammarello's home.
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Caroline- discolor or maybe brachycarpum hybrid. Will grow in poor soil. Large leaves; scented. Hardy to minus 15 deg.
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![Disca](graphics/rh3n.pg)
Disca- Reported to be R. discolor x Caroline but parentage is disputed by some. Blooms a week after Cadis. (Comments by Don Hyatt)
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![Cadis](gableslides/RhCadisx.jpg)
Cadis- Caroline x discolor. Very fragrant, late, outstanding grower. Award of Excellence 1959. Hardy to minus 10 deg. Sibling is Robert Allison, perhaps a little hardier and blooms a week later.
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![Cat-Fort-Campy #2](gableslides/RhCatFortCax.jpg)
Catfort campy #2 has been named Hannah Hersey. There is also from this cross DuPonts Apricot and Salmon Bamboo. Hardy to minus 5 deg.
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![County of York](gableslides/RhCoYorkx.jpg)
County of York- Catawbiense Alba x Loderi group. Previously called Catalode. Grows well in many conditions, best in light shade. Roots and grafts easily. Very plant hardy, to minus 15 deg. Distinctive curved leaves.
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![David Gable](gableslides/RhDavidGax.jpg)
David Gable- Atrosanguineum x fortunei. Blooms about the same time as many evergreen azaleas, just as the tree leaves unfold. Hardy to minus 15 deg.
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![James Allison](gableslides/RhJameAllis2x.jpg)
James Allison- Mary Belle x vernicosum, aff., R 18139. Gable did not release this one for want of more testing. Eventually Caroline did release it.
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![Katherine Dalton](gableslides/RhDaltonx.jpg)
Katherine Dalton - smirnowii x fortunei. Large shapely plant, unbothered by insects. An easy grower with a trace of indumentum. Occasionally wants to bloom a bit in the fall. Hardy to minus 15 deg.
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![Henry Yates](gableslides/RhHenYatesx.jpg)
Henry Yates- wardii or litense hybrid. Very faint pale yellow with attractive foliage. Hardy to minus 15 deg.
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![Madfort](gableslides/RhMadfortx.jpg)
Madfort- Madonna x fortunei. Huge white flowers, fragrant. Seedlings are easy to grow. Named clones are Yelton's Choice, Bellfort, Big Bells and White Lily. For a white large growing plant,it's one of my favorites.
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![Mary Belle](gableslides/RhMaryBellex.jpg)
Mary Belle- Atrier x dechaem. Flowers open salmon-pink, fading to buff yellow. Heavy bloomer, slow growing. Good parent for hybridizing.
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![Mary Garrison](gableslides/RhMaryGarrisx.jpg)
Mary Garrison- fortunei cream x vernicosum aff R 18139
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![Gable's Woods](gableslides/RhGablesWoodsx.jpg)
Milo- brachycarpum x dechaem . Handsome plant but requires excellent drainage.
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![Smirnowii-Yak](gableslides/RhSmirYakx.jpg)
Smirnowii-yak- Haag's selection, because they liked this form so much. I grew this form along with Leach's Mist Maiden and unless had tags on the plants I couldn't tell the difference.
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![Gable's Woods](gableslides/RhGablesWoodsx.jpg)
Gable's Peaches- parentage unknown. A 12 foot plant bloomed for me on Bent Mountain, and put on quite a show in fair shade. I don't know how it would do in more exposure. Probably a smirnowii cross.
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![Mac Kantrus](gableslides/RhMacKantx.jpg)
Mac Kantruss- Heat Resistant.
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![Maxhaem Salmon](gableslides/RhMaxhaemSax.jpg)
Maxhaem Salmon- The true haematodes from Magor was the pollen parent, and the only thing in bloom when the pollen arrived was maximum, so he used it, and this is the result.
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![Pioneer](gableslides/RhPioneerx.jpg)
Pioneer- racemosum x mucronulatum. Very early and hardy to minus 20 deg.
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