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Month: July 2024

Pinus nigra ‘Arigato’ PBR

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Pinus nigra ‘Arigato' PBR

A variety bred in Poland, characterized by a compact, spherical shape and dark green, stiff needles of medium length. The bush grows to about 1 m in diameter. It grows best in sunny positions, on average garden soils, in moderately moist and permeable soils. It is resistant to drought, air pollution and low temperatures. It is well suited for small and medium-sized home gardens and allotments, and for growing in pots placed on sunny terraces. It is also a good choice in urban plantings.

Hardiness zone: 5b -26/-23 °C

Cultivar denomination: ‘Arigato’ PBR

Breeder: Nikodem Nowaczyk, Poland

Year of market introduction: 2023 r.

Applicant: Szkółka Nowaczyk, Wyganów 1, 63-740 Kobylin, Poland

Miscanthus sinensis ‘Lady in Red’ PBR

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Miscanthus sinensis ‘Lady in Red' PBR

A Polish variety, distinguished by an impressive change of leaf colors - from deep bottle green, through intense burgundy, to a bright shade of red in the autumn. It blooms from the turn of August and September, presenting elegant, silver-white inflorescences with dark purple anthers that contrast effectively with the colorful leaves. This grass reaches 1.6 m in height. The variety is frost-resistant, tolerates temperature drops to -28° C, is suitable for various uses in the garden, from solitary plantings to naturalistic compositions, and is an impressive, eye-catching decoration of green spaces. In winter, the inflorescences retain their down for a very long time, practically until they are cut in spring.                                                   

Hardiness zone: 5a -29/-27 °C

Cultivar denomination: ‘Lady in Red’ PBR

Breeder: Krzysztof Słowiński, Poland

Year of market introduction: 2024 r.

Applicant: Szkółka Słowińscy Krzysztof Słowiński, ul. Piastowska 36, 92-405 Ląd, Poland 

Leucothoe FIRESTAR

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Leucothoe FIRESTAR

A Dutch variety attractive for its colorful foliage, found on the 'Zeblid' variety, compared to which it is more compact. A low bush, slightly spreading, with short shoots covered with red skin. Young leaves are red, shiny with an irregular, white-cream edge, nicely exposed against the background of older leaves. Mature green leaves with a cream border, winter-hardy, turn pink and red as temperatures drop in autumn. The flowers are few, white, without much decorative significance. The shrub is resistant to frost and diseases, prefers acidic soil. In addition to being used in gardens, it is suitable for decorating balconies and terraces, as a container plant.

Hardiness zone: 6b -20/-18 °C

Cultivar denomination: ‘RANT01’ PBR

Breeder: Ronny Antonissen, The Netherlands

Year of market introduction: 2022 r.

Applicant: Szkółka Roślin Wrzosowatych Róża Magdalena i Marek Majewscy, Witowice 92, 24-130 Końskowola, Poland

Hydrangea serrata DAREDEVIL

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Hydrangea serrata DAREDEVIL

The first variety of hydrangea with dark red leaves, retaining this color throughout the season. Bred in France, the bush grows slowly with a compact, rounded and dense shape, reaching 0.5–0.8 m in height. Oval leaves, from dark green and dark red, through burgundy to almost black. It blooms in June on two-year-old shoots, and repeats flowering on one-year-old shoots in the second half of the summer. Flat inflorescences, composed of fertile and sterile flowers, variable in color, from light pink to red to purple. Frost-resistant variety, easy to grow. It prefers semi-shady and sunny positions. Recommended for small home gardens. It is also suitable for growing in containers on balconies and terraces.

Hardiness zone: 6a -23/-21 °C                     

Cultivar denomination: ‘JPD01’ PBR

Breeder: Jean-Paul Davasse, France

Year of market introduction: 2021 r.

Applicant: Sunny Plants Szkółka Krzewów Ozdobnych Mateusz Milczyński, ul. Górna 23, 43-331 Dankowice, Poland

Heuchera villosa HIP HIP HOORAY

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Heuchera villosa HIP HIP HOORAY

A Heuchera bred in the Netherlands with decorative, dark leaves and small, salmon-colored flowers. Leaf blades are broad-ovate, lobed, dark green to burgundy, cherry-colored underneath, mounted on thick, red petioles. Small, pink flowers are collected in openwork inflorescences raised above the leaves, appearing already in May and June. This variety does not require vernalization, blooms in the first year of production and blooms for up to 12 weeks, constituting an attractive source of food for bees. An easy-to-grow perennial with universal use. It is suitable for planting both in containers placed on balconies and terraces, as well as in the ground, on flowerbeds and flowerbeds.

Hardiness zone: 5b -26/-23 °C

Cultivar denomination: ‘ABHEU002’ PBR

Breeder: AB Cultivars, The Netherlands

Year of market introduction: 2022 r.

Applicant: Gospodarstwo Specjalistyczne Panek, Dariusz Panek, ul. Marii Dąbrowskiej 12, 05-800 Pruszków, Poland

Gaultheria FLORRY

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Gaultheria FLORRY

Obtained in Germany.  A low growing evergreen shrub with creeping shoots, covered with masses of white flowers in spring, and red berries in autumn and winter. It grows to about 30 cm in height. The year round adornment of the plant is the small decorative leaves, dark green and leathery with a shiny surface. It blooms profusely in May and June. The variety is resistant to frost and fungal diseases, mainly anthracnose (Colletotrichum), which is a big problem in the cultivation of wildflowers. It looks beautiful when planted on heathlands. It is suitable for both large and small home gardens, as well as for decorating balconies and terraces as a container plant.   

Hardiness zone: 5b -26/-23 °C                                 

Cultivar denomination: ‘HO120’ PBR

Breeder: Hans-Peter Holz, Germany

Year of market introduction: 2023 r.

Applicant: Szkółka Roślin Wrzosowatych Róża Magdalena i Marek Majewscy, Witowice 92, 24-130 Końskowola, Poland

Delphinium ×hybrida ‘Red Lark’ PBR

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Delphinium × hybrida ‘Red Lark' PBR

An interesting novelty among delphiniums due to the coral color of the flowers, unusual for this species. The compact variety obtained in the USA grows up to 70 cm in height. The stems are straight, stiff, the leaves are dark green and deeply divided into palmate shapes. The flowers develop at the turn of spring and summer, are large, semi-double, brick-red, sterile, collected in slender, erect, raceme inflorescences. It prefers fertile, humus-rich, moderately moist and permeable soil with sunny positions. The plant is easy to grow, healthy, tolerates short-term drought and is fully frost-resistant. Recommended for cultivation in home gardens, on perennial beds and as cut flowers. Suitable for growing in containers.

Hardiness zone: 6a -23/-21 °C

Cultivar denomination: ‘Red Lark’ PBR

Breeder: Christa Kievit, Robert A.H. Legro, Robert B. Eisenreich, Ball Horticultural, USA

Year of market introduction: 2023 r.

Applicant: Gospodarstwo Specjalistyczne Panek  Dariusz Panek, ul. Marii Dąbrowskiej 12, 05-800 Pruszków, Poland

Cotinus coggygria LEMON LADY

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Cotinus LEMON LADY

A French, yellow-leafed variety of the wig tree, characterized by good branching and distinctive leaf colors. An improved version of the 'Ancot' variety both in terms of production in nurseries and subsequent cultivation in gardens. The bush grows to 2-3 meters in height. The single, obovate leaves are large, shiny, lime yellow in spring, light green in summer and orange in autumn. The flowers are small, only 3-4 mm in diameter, collected in loose, paniculate inflorescences, which grow intensively in June and July, taking the form of fluffy, slightly pink, decorative wigs. The variety is undemanding, frost-resistant, and tolerates full sunlight. Recommended for home gardens and urban greenery.

Hardiness zone: 5b -26/-23 °C

Cultivar denomination: ‘Mincolem04’ PBR

Breeder: Hortival Diffusion S.A.S., France

Year of market introduction: 2023 r.

Applicant: Minier Professional Solutions, 25 Route des Fontaines de l'Aunay, 49250 Beaufort-en-Anjou, France

Cornus kousa FLOWER TOWER

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Cornus kousa FLOWER TOWER

A variety obtained in the Netherlands with a previously unheard of very narrow, columnar shape, perfect for small gardens. It grows up to 4 m high and 1 m wide. Erect main shoots and side branches. Elliptical, pointed, dark green, attractive leaves turn red in autumn. The flowers are gathered in small capitate inflorescences, resembling yellow-green pompoms, surrounded on the bottom by four decorative white bracts. It blooms at the turn of May and June. The spherical, red fruits ripen in September, resemble Chinese Lychee fruits and are edible. The plant tolerates frosts down to -18 degrees C. The variety is recommended for row planting, for planting singly or in groups in home and estate gardens.                             

Hardiness zone: 6b -20/-18 °C

Cultivar denomination: ‘ZuilB1’ PBR

Breeder: Marinus A.C. van Aart, The Netherlands

Year of market introduction: 2023 r.

Applicant: ZYMON Szkółka Krzewów Ozdobnych, Tłokinia Wielka 34, 62-860 Opatówek, Poland

Cornus alba NIGHTFALL

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Cornus alba NIGHTFALL

Variety obtained in the Netherlands that is quite unique due to the very dark autumn color of the leaves. Upright shrub, grows up to 2 m high, decorative all year round. Attracts attention in the winter by its red shoots.  Purple young growths in the spring. In the summer, the leaves are dark green and light gray underneath, which creates a sparkling effect when the wind blows. However, the most interesting feature is the autumn color of the leaves - dark purple, almost black. The advantages of the plant include full frost resistance and low cultivation requirements. The variety is recommended for planting in groups, also in the form of hedges, in urban greenery, housing estates and home gardens, and for creating expressive, colorful compositions.                                                         

Hardiness zone: 3 -40/-35 °C

Cultivar denomination: ‘Verpaalen3’ PBR

Breeder: Henricus C.E.M. Verpaalen, The Netherlands

Year of market introduction: 2024 r.

Applicant: Szkółki Kurowscy, ul. Kurowska 105 24-130 Końskowola, Poland