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Carthamus tinctorius 'Brnenka'

ns: a listed name from Europe. Description needed.

Carthamus tinctorius [creamwit / cream white)

fc: creamy-white
ns: neither phrase is a valid cultivar name.

Carthamus tinctorius [donkeroranje / dark orange]

fc: dark orange
ns: these two names do not meet the qualifications
ns: of a true cultivar name.

Carthamus tinctorius 'Feuerschopf'

fc: bright orange, that is a fiery shade.

Carthamus tinctorius 'Grenade'

ht: 80-100cm - taller than some, good as cut flower
lm: blade is said to be "thornless" (spineless?)
ns: named for the similarity of the inflor. to the weapon
cultivars:

'Grenade Yellow'

'Grenade Orange' - dark orange

'Grenade White'

Carthamus tinctorius 'Lasting'

ht: 2.5-3.0 ft. - taller for cut flower use
fd: 3.5cm
prop: 90 days to bloom from seed
ns: this must not be confused with 'Everlasting' in the
ns: strain name which applies to any dried flower of
ns: this type.
in: Sakata.com
cultivars:

'Lasting Orange'

'Lasting White' - creamy-white

'Lasting Yellow' - golden-yellow

Carthamus tinctorius 'Majestic'

cultivars:

'Majestic Cream'

'Majestic Orange'

'Majestic Yellow'

Carthamus tinctorius 'Miljuitinski'

ns: a listed name from Europe or perhaps Russia?

Carthamus tinctorius 'Orange and Cream'

ht: 36 in. - taller enough for cut flower use
fc: blend of a good light yellow and a good light orange
fc: strain. The colors are quite compatible as opposed
fc: to more dark shades of gold and orange.
in: Thompson & Morgan c. 1998

Carthamus tinctorius 'Orangekopfchen'

fc: assumed to be an orange shade.

Carthamus tinctorius 'Quadricolor'

ht: 30 in.
fc: mix of orange, cream, yellow, and gold shades
in: Thompson & Morgan 1990's

Carthamus tinctorius 'Shiro' ('Shiro White')

ht: 70cm
fc: whitish-cream
eval: the most famous white-cream strain

Carthamus tinctorius 'Tangerine'

fc: bright orange as the name implies

Carthamus tinctorius 'Vierka'

ns: a listed name in Europe. Description needed.