Their Octobers are limited to the few hardy remontant, or reblooming, old roses like the damasks and the English hybridizer David Austin's old-rose lookalikes.
22.
Before buying my first Siberian iris, I consulted Wyman's Gardening Encyclopedia, whose iris entry was written by Beatrice Clark Warburton, the noted iris authority and hybridizer.
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Sam McGredy IV, along with fellow Ulsterman and rose hybridizer Pat Dickson, campaigned for passage of a Plant Breeders'Rights act in the UK, starting in 1955.
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On Wednesday he tells Archie to change his personal plans of two weeks standing so that he can drive Wolfe to Long Island for a meeting on Friday with an orchid hybridizer.
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He furthered the company's involvement in rose hybridization by hiring Dr . Jean Henri Nicolas, an internationally known French hybridizer, to head the new, expanded rose hybridization department.
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The hybridizer who created a new grex normally chooses to register the grex with a registration authority, thus creating a new grex name, but there is no requirement to do this.
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Well, we can't speak for those other folks, but Diane Gray Dalton is delighted to have a foliar namesake, courtesy of Needham Heights, Mass . hybridizer Mildred Seaver.
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Finally, Currier McEwen, the world's leading hybridizer of Siberian iris, turned 100 in April at his home in South Harpswell, Maine, where he is still actively gardening.
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In 1975, Walter Jablonski, a day-lily hybridizer in Merrillville, Ind ., registered a small new golden day lily with the American Hemerocallis Society and quietly touched off a revolution.
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"Stella de Oro changed everything, " said Darrel Apps, who was a professor of horticulture and an amateur day-lily hybridizer when the first rebloomer came on the scene.
