2003 | Volume 29 - American Ivy Society
2003 | Volume 29 - American Ivy Society
2003 | Volume 29 - American Ivy Society
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'Parsley Crested' (AIS 95-359) is very self-branching, [contrary to Bess Shippy's<br />
earlier remarks (1950a) ], whereas 'Curly Locks' is not self-branching. In addition,<br />
compared to 'Curly Locks, 'Parsley Crested' is a more compact plant, has<br />
frillier leaves, and the petioles are shorter, less than 3/4 the length of the blade.<br />
The name 'Crispa' (Heieck 1980d, 1987d) has also been associated with<br />
'Parsley Crested'.<br />
'Parsley Crested' is correctly described and illustrated by Heieck (1980c,<br />
1987c), but the photo in Rose1980b, 1990, 1996b) is closer to 'Curly Locks'.<br />
Fearnley-Whittingstall (1992b) and Key (1999b) have 'Curly Locks' and 'Parsley<br />
Crested' reversed.<br />
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Sources<br />
The above-mentioned Ivies are available from Heritage International, LLC., and<br />
Seaview Nursery, Inc., Samia Rose, and Hedera etc. Addresses are listed in the<br />
ads referred to in the sponsor's index.<br />
Literature Cited<br />
compact,<br />
36<br />
Oldies But Goodies. I.<br />
Figure 3. Hedera helix<br />
'Pixie' (M, BF) (AIS<br />
88-233; Registration<br />
Number 0388233).<br />
(Synonym: 'Margaret'). 'Pixie' is a<br />
self-branching plant with dark green leaves that<br />
have 5 (or occasionally 7) forward-pointing lobes<br />
with a prominent, pale green vein bisecting each<br />
lobe. The terminal lobe is about twice as long as the<br />
lateral lobes.<br />
Life-size scan of vines from outdoor basket from<br />
southern California (Camarillo), by Sabina M. Sulgrove,<br />
November 2002.
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