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‘Sanguinea Semiplena’

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Full nameTradescantia (Andersoniana Group) ‘Sanguinea Semiplena’.
Name statusAccepted, the valid name for a unique cultivar.

Established with a description by Blütenwolke (1927, p. 35). Because it was published before 1959, the Latin name can be accepted (Brickell et al., 2016, Art. 27.1).
OriginsUnknown. The name “Kelway” is mentioned in the original publication, which may refer to the source of the plant.
ClassificationLike other hardy garden hybrids, it is now placed in the Andersoniana Group. These hybrids are sometimes mislabelled as Tradescantia virginiana or the invalid botanical hybrid Tradescantia × andersoniana.
Legal protectionNone.
AvailabilityProbably lost from cultivation, it was last docmented by Blütenwolke (1928, p. 33).

Description

Described by Blütenwolke (1927, p. 35).

Cultivar groupTradescantia Andersoniana Group.
FlowersBlood-red, with semi-double petals.

References

Blütenwolke. (1927). Gräflich Schwerin sche Staudenkulturen [Count Schwerin’s perennial plants]. Internet Archive link.

Blütenwolke. (1928). Gräflich Schwerin sche Staudenkulturen [Count Schwerin’s perennial plants]. Internet Archive link.

Brickell, C. D., Alexander, C., Cubey, J. J., David, J. C., Hoffman, M. H. A., Leslie, A. C., Malécot, V., Jin, X. (2016). International Code of Nomenclature for Cultivated Plants. PDF link.