Will Scarlett
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Classification:
2 W-O[ Grande coupe ]
Saison:
Mid-Season to Late
Hauteur:
Grand - plus de 67,5 cm
Hybrideur:

Rev. G.H. Engleheart

b 1851 d 1936

Appleshaw, Hampshire, England; Dinton, Wiltshire

Rev. G.H. Engleheart

photo of Rev. George Herbert Engleheart via the Wiltshire OPC Project

Rev. G.H. Engleheart
, Angleterre, Royaume Uni
Enregistrés:
Oui, avant 1898
Prix:

FCC Award

This plant earned the First Class Certificate (FCC).

Given on the recommendation of Committees to plants of outstanding excellence for exhibition.

Awarded by the Royal Horticultural Society in 1988.FCC 1988; 
Catégorie Spéciale:
ADS Groupe historiques

The ADS defines a Historic Daffodil as any cultivar formally registered with the Royal Horticultural Society or known in gardens prior to 1940.

The year 1939 at the end of this period, marked the beginning of World War II, a time during which fewer new daffodil cultivars were either created or made available, especially in Europe.

The ADS believes this class will interest a segment of exhibitors and may encourage bulb growers to keep these pre-war era cultivars available.

Because Historic daffodils tend to have less form than modern daffodils, they mmay be exhibited in special classes to compete against others iths same class.

Parent femelle (semences): 
N. abscissus Division 13 Espèces
Section: Pseudonarcissus
N. abscissus
Parent masculin (pollen): 
N. radiiflorus var. poetarum Division 13 Espèces
Section: Narcissus
N. radiiflorus var. poetarum
Chromosomes:
14
Pédigré:
Pedigree TreeCliquer sur l'icône pour faire apparaitre l'arbre généalogique. Will Scarlett
Fertilité:
Graine ou pollen
Utilisé comme parent:
10 fois comme semence, 11 fois comme pollen
Descendants:
Descendants TreeCliquer sur l'icône pour faire apparaître les descendants Will Scarlett
Commentaires

Fl. 79 mm wide; perianth segments ovate, blunt, creamy white, reflexed, often twisted, with margins strongly waved or recurved, separated; corona bowl-shaped, broad, ribbed, opening bright rich orange, often fading, with mouth expanded and deeply six-lobed. Cup is of intense fiery orange-scarlet.

A description according to the 1912 issue of the Herbert Chapman Daffodils catalog, “A most magnificent and telling flower. Substantial creamy white petals, and an enormous expanded orange-red cup. General the first flower to strike one in an exhibition stand, and a very popular plant with my customers. A rapid increaser and now much reduced in price. I have found this flower very useful in hybridizing when allied with flowers of perfect form.”

Cliquer sur les miniatures pour voir les photos ou des images historiques  

Will ScarlettWill Scarlett, 2 W-O, Rev. G.H. Engleheart, Angleterre, 1898
Photo #47653 Herbert Chapman Daffodils, AngleterreWill ScarlettWill Scarlett, 2 W-O, Rev. G.H. Engleheart, Angleterre, 1898
Photo #43575 Albert F. Calvert, AngleterreWill scarlettWill Scarlett, 2 W-O, Rev. G.H. Engleheart, Angleterre, 1898
Photo #14938 Kirby Fong, Etats-UnisWill scarlettWill Scarlett, 2 W-O, Rev. G.H. Engleheart, Angleterre, 1898
Photo #14937 Kirby Fong, Etats-UnisWill scarlettWill Scarlett, 2 W-O, Rev. G.H. Engleheart, Angleterre, 1898
Photo #6695 Joe Hamm, Etats-UnisWill scarlettWill Scarlett, 2 W-O, Rev. G.H. Engleheart, Angleterre, 1898
Photo #6304 Willis H. Wheeler, Etats-Unis