Area 4D – Notes.

A lot of the plants in this area were planted as small plants in 2016 and some have not yet bloomed.

‘Ballet Queen’ (4D-001) is showing signs of virus variegation, meaning it is turning into ‘Ballet Queen Variegated’

‘Edith Linton’ (4D-009) is a young plant which has only just started flowering but its first bloom suggests it has reverted to ‘Jean Lyne’.

‘Jean Lyne’ (4D-016) has long produced only solid pink flowers indicating it had sported to ‘Edith Linton’. However, since being hard pruned a low branch has started to flower and is producing bicolored blooms typical of ‘Jean Lyne’, hence I have for the time being left it labelled as ‘Jean Lyne.

(4D-018) was labelled ‘Margaret Crozier’ but does not match the description of delicate pink complete double, so I am assuming it to be wrong.

‘Mattie Cole’ (4D-019) is yet to flower but has the wrong habit for that variety.

‘Madame de Cannart d’Hamale’ (4D-021) is identical to 5C-017 and is of Belgian origin. The connection to ‘Myrtifolia’, as it was labelled, is that the deep pink sport of ‘Madame de Cannart d’Hamale’ was erroneously known as ‘Myrtifolia’ in Australia until renamed ‘Myrtifolia’ (Australia).