Anthurium 'Renaissance'

From: David SCHERBERICH <earmag at cybercable.tm.fr> on 1998.06.13 at 18:22:49(2291) Tom, Dewey and other Anthurioiders, Some time ago I posted a question regarding Anth. 'Renaissance', a bird-nest Anthurium I found at a supermarket... I have found a picture of this plant at the following address: http://www.flowerbase.com/ just make a search for Anthurium, it is number 120. There are also dozens of Anth. andreanum cultivars and even a Anth. polyschistum cultivar ... David +More David Scherberich 3, rue de la Broque 67000 Strasbourg France Email: earmag@cybercable.tm.fr

From: plantnut at shadow.net (Dewey Fisk) on 1998.06.14 at 14:14:21(2297) Well, Anth. 'Renaissance' looks like Anth. plowmanii to me. Only thing is that A. plowmanii usually has a wider leaf at the center point... But, and this is a large 'but'.... I have seen lots of varietation in A. plowmanii so this may be a species or it may be an F2 with some other longer leafed species.... But, my money is on A. plowmanii.... Dewey +More >Tom, Dewey and other Anthurioiders, > > >Some time ago I posted a question regarding Anth. 'Renaissance', a >bird-nest Anthurium I found at a supermarket... > >I have found a picture of this plant at the following address: > >http://www.flowerbase.com/ > >just make a search for Anthurium, it is number 120. There are also >dozens of Anth. andreanum cultivars and even a Anth. polyschistum >cultivar ... > > >David > >David Scherberich >3, rue de la Broque >67000 Strasbourg >France > >Email: earmag@cybercable.tm.fr Dewey E. Fisk, Plant Nut THE PHILODENDRON PHREAQUE Your Source for Tropical Araceae

From: Wilbert Hetterscheid <hetter at vkc.nl> on 1998.06.15 at 15:04:41(2316) Anthuriophiles, David's Anthurium 'Renaissance" is registered here with VKC (company I work for) and there are a few things you may want to know: 1) the plant is registered by Anthura BV (Nic van der Knaap) 2) the correct cultivar epithet is 'Antafino' 3) Renaissance is a trade mark (and thus may NEVER be put between high placed commas!!!) 4) the cultivar is attributed to Anthurium affine by van der Knaap. This would lead to: Anthurium affine 'Antafino' Renaissance as the full name. The last option maybe o.k. since Tom Croat often visits van der Knaap here in Holland and identifies the plants. Maybe Tom has any recollection of this Anthurium affine. Cheers, Wilbert +More > ---------- > From: David SCHERBERICH[SMTP:earmag@cybercable.tm.fr] > Reply To: aroid-l@mobot.org > Sent: zaterdag 13 juni 1998 20:21 > To: hetter@vkc.nl > Subject: Anthurium 'Renaissance' > > Tom, Dewey and other Anthurioiders, > > > Some time ago I posted a question regarding Anth. 'Renaissance', a > bird-nest Anthurium I found at a supermarket... > > I have found a picture of this plant at the following address: > > http://www.flowerbase.com/ > > just make a search for Anthurium, it is number 120. There are also > dozens of Anth. andreanum cultivars and even a Anth. polyschistum > cultivar ... > > > David > > David Scherberich > 3, rue de la Broque > 67000 Strasbourg > France > > Email: earmag@cybercable.tm.fr >

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