‘Burnt Orange’ [USA]

Name	Synonym of	Register number	Applicant
'Burnt Orange' [USA]		SRL-Sch-XXXX-0136

Hybridizer	Country	Hybridizer reference	Name giver
unknown	USA

Name year	Group	Growth habit	Seedling/Sport
	TRUN		seedling

Pod parent	Pollen parent	Pollination year	Color
pod parent unknown	pollen parent unknown		orange

Flower class	Flower form	Color composition	Flower size

Petal form	Recurved	Stamen color	Style color

Fruit color	Fruit edged	Flower description	Clades color
		petals have orange centers with salmon edging. Throats are very pale magenta pink. Upper petals spatulate with pointed tips. Lower petals spatulate to lanceolate with pointed to acute tips. Tube length is 3.5 cm., pale silvery magenta pink.  Flower length up to 8.5 cm. Upper width is 4.5 cm. and lower width is 6 cm. Ovary receptacle is 1 cm., upturned, faintly angled, greenish yellow. Flower shape is normal. Flowers mid May to mid June in Australia.

Clades size	Phylloclades form	Reference	Comments
		E.B. Hoare Notes A6-6-1; McM&H 1995: 104	a poor grower. Nice large flower, but definitely not burnt orange in color, more a smoked salmon (E.B. Hoare). Note: variations in this cultivar have occurred. The 'Burnt Orange' sold by Betty Winton was orange red with spatulate upper petals and pointed tips. Lower petals linear obovate with obtuse tips. Tube length was 4 cm., pale silvery magenta pink. Flower length was 8.5 cm. Upper width was 2.5 cm. and lower width was 3.5 cm. Ovary receptacle was 1.2 cm., elongated, upturned, angled, deep matte green. Also described as a poor grower. The version sold by Des Ellery of Buena Vista was described as orange red with round, spatulate upper petals with pointed tips. Lower petals were lanceolate with acute tips. Tube length was 3.5 cm., pale silvery magenta pink. Flower length was 7.5 cm. Upper width was 3 cm. and lower width was 5 cm. Ovary receptacle 1.3 cm, elongated, very upturned, faintly angled, thin at base, opaque apple green. Purported to be a poor grower like the other two.

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