Posted by Janet on December 18, 2011, 11:12 am
@gardenbanter.co.uk says...
>
> Hi, do any of you have any experience of growing this plant from seed ?
> as to if it comes true from seed ? I grow loads of Libertia grandiflora
> with no trouble (which does incredibly well in very exposed coastal
> sites) but this relatively new stunning form with its red winter foliage
> was very popular. I managed to split the remaining 8 plants i had left,
> so i now have quite a few for next season but was wondering if anyone
> had grown this from seed ? as those remaining eight have produced alot
> of seed ! I'm not sure wether or not it is protected by 'breeders
> rights' If successful, it may have to now be ' Cornish Sunset' HaHaHa
I haven't seen LTS, sounds good!
"Plant Breeders? Rights do not extend to any act done for private and
non-commercial purposes "
http://fera.defra.gov.uk/plants/plantVarieties/plantbreedersRights/documen
ts/pbrHandbookSept10.pdf
Janet
Posted by Sacha on December 18, 2011, 12:14 pm
On 2011-12-18 12:46:09 +0000, lannerman
>
> Hi, do any of you have any experience of growing this plant from seed ?
> as to if it comes true from seed ? I grow loads of Libertia grandiflora
> with no trouble (which does incredibly well in very exposed coastal
> sites) but this relatively new stunning form with its red winter foliage
> was very popular. I managed to split the remaining 8 plants i had left,
> so i now have quite a few for next season but was wondering if anyone
> had grown this from seed ? as those remaining eight have produced alot
> of seed ! I'm not sure wether or not it is protected by 'breeders
> rights' If successful, it may have to now be ' Cornish Sunset' HaHaHa
> !!
> lannerman.
We don't grow that one - though I'm going to suggest it - but PBR won't
apply to you growing a few for your own garden.
--
Sacha
www.hillhousenursery.com
South Devon
Posted by Sacha on December 18, 2011, 12:27 pm
> On 2011-12-18 12:46:09 +0000, lannerman
>
>>
>> Hi, do any of you have any experience of growing this plant from seed ?
>> as to if it comes true from seed ? I grow loads of Libertia grandiflora
>> with no trouble (which does incredibly well in very exposed coastal
>> sites) but this relatively new stunning form with its red winter foliage
>> was very popular. I managed to split the remaining 8 plants i had left,
>> so i now have quite a few for next season but was wondering if anyone
>> had grown this from seed ? as those remaining eight have produced alot
>> of seed ! I'm not sure wether or not it is protected by 'breeders
>> rights' If successful, it may have to now be ' Cornish Sunset' HaHaHa
>> !!
>> lannerman.
>
> We don't grow that one - though I'm going to suggest it - but PBR won't
> apply to you growing a few for your own garden.
Immediate correction! Having said we don't grow it, Raymond had a
re-think and said "of course we do!" And yes, it should come true from
seed, if it hasn't 'bred' with any of your others. We get ours as seed
from Jelitto. Presumably it's named after Lake Taupo in NZ.
--
Sacha
www.hillhousenursery.com
South Devon
Posted by Dave Hill on December 18, 2011, 1:43 pm
> > On 2011-12-18 12:46:09 +0000, lannerman
> >> Hi, do any of you have any experience of growing this plant from seed ?
> >> as to if it comes true from seed ? I grow loads of Libertia grandiflora
> >> with no trouble (which does incredibly well in very exposed coastal
> >> sites) but this relatively new stunning form with its red winter foliage
> >> was very popular. I managed to split the remaining 8 plants i had left,
> >> so i now have quite a few for next season but was wondering if anyone
> >> had grown this from seed ? as those remaining eight have produced alot
> >> of seed ! I'm not sure wether or not it is protected by 'breeders
> >> rights' If successful, it may have to now be ' Cornish Sunset' HaHaHa
> >> !!
> >> lannerman.
> > We don't grow that one - though I'm going to suggest it - but PBR won't
> > apply to you growing a few for your own garden.
> Immediate correction! Having said we don't grow it, Raymond had a
> re-think and said "of course we do!" And yes, it should come true from
> seed, if it hasn't 'bred' with any of your others. We get ours as seed
> from Jelitto. Presumably it's named after Lake Taupo in NZ.
> --
> Sachawww.hillhousenursery.com
> South Devon- Hide quoted text -
> - Show quoted text -
Would Plant Breders Rights apply to plants raised from seed obtained
from the plants?
No garantee that they would be 100% true to type.
Posted by Sacha on December 18, 2011, 5:58 pm
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>>> On 2011-12-18 12:46:09 +0000, lannerman
>>
>>>> Hi, do any of you have any experience of growing this plant from seed
> ?
>>>> as to if it comes true from seed ? I grow loads of Libertia grandiflor
> a
>>>> with no trouble (which does incredibly well in very exposed coastal
>>>> sites) but this relatively new stunning form with its red winter folia
> ge
>>>> was very popular. I managed to split the remaining 8 plants i had left
> ,
>>>> so i now have quite a few for next season but was wondering if anyone
>>>> had grown this from seed ? as those remaining eight have produced alot
>>>> of seed ! I'm not sure wether or not it is protected by 'breeders
>>>> rights' If successful, it may have to now be ' Cornish Sunset' HaHa
> Ha
>>>> !!
>>>> lannerman.
>>
>>> We don't grow that one - though I'm going to suggest it - but PBR won't
>>> apply to you growing a few for your own garden.
>>
>> Immediate correction! Having said we don't grow it, Raymond had a
>> re-think and said "of course we do!" And yes, it should come true from
>> seed, if it hasn't 'bred' with any of your others. We get ours as seed
>> from Jelitto. Presumably it's named after Lake Taupo in NZ.
>> --
>> Sachawww.hillhousenursery.com
>> South Devon- Hide quoted text -
>>
>> - Show quoted text -
>
> Would Plant Breders Rights apply to plants raised from seed obtained
> from the plants?
> No garantee that they would be 100% true to type.
I can't check Jelitto's catalogue at present because it's offline for
rebuilding the 2012 selection. Ray *thinks* - but isn't 100% certain -
that there is no PBR on seeds. If it's only applied to plants that are
vegetatively propagated then this means anyone could raise e.g. L.
Taupo Sunset and sell its seeds if not its plants. I suppose! He says
he'll find the 2011 catalogue tomorrow and see what it says about PBR
but he doesn't recall any.
--
Sacha
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> Hi, do any of you have any experience of growing this plant from seed ?
> as to if it comes true from seed ? I grow loads of Libertia grandiflora
> with no trouble (which does incredibly well in very exposed coastal
> sites) but this relatively new stunning form with its red winter foliage
> was very popular. I managed to split the remaining 8 plants i had left,
> so i now have quite a few for next season but was wondering if anyone
> had grown this from seed ? as those remaining eight have produced alot
> of seed ! I'm not sure wether or not it is protected by 'breeders
> rights' If successful, it may have to now be ' Cornish Sunset' HaHaHa