`Petite Delight' Monarda

Collicutt, Lynn M.; Davidson, Campbell G.

doi:10.21273/hortsci.34.1.149

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“…Later flowering varieties were also created, in which flowering begins in late July and lasts until the end of August, lasting 6-8 weeks (Collicutt and Davidson, 1999 of the area in which it is grown (Bedulenko, 2013). For the region of the Sofia field, the Monardа vegetation ends at the end of October.…”

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“…Varieties have been created for the needs of gardening that have a more compact shape, with a size of 25 / 30cm -such as Petite Delight 'Collicutt, Davidson (1999) and Victoria variety -30 / 40cm Can L (1996). The flowers of the Monarda are collected in complex apical inflorescences with a spherical shape, and their size varies from 5.5 to 8.5 cm.…”

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“…Powdery mildew (Erysiphe monardae) and rust (Puccinia menthae Pers.) are the most common diseases observed in landscape crops (Collicutt and Davidson 1999). Powdery mildew that attacks the Monarda should be considered a fungal disease of economic significance.…”

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“…The leaves turn yellow and dry out and this leads to a decrease in the decorative qualities of the plants (Dudchenko, et al (2020). In recent years, the Monarda selection program has focused on creating varieties or hybrids with compact shape, large flowers, resistance to disease and increased content of essential oils (Collicutt & Davidson, 1999, Dudchenko, et al, 2020. The representatives of the Monarda genus of the family Lamiaceae are little known in our country, mainly as perennial ornamental plants.…”

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The morphological and biological characteristics of the specimens from Monarda didyma

Zapryanova¹,

Plants-Sofia²,

Dimkova³

et al. 2021

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The plants of the genus Monarda of the family Lamiaceae are little known in our country. The species Monarda didyma is mainly distributed. It is used in landscaping as a perennial ornamental crop. In addition to its original blossoms, it has a pleasant aroma combining the aromas of bergamot, lemon and mint, due to the essential oils contained in the leaves, blossoms and stems of the plant. The Institute of Ornamental and Medicinal Plants - Sofia has a perennial species collection in which the genus Monarda is represendted by 32 genotypes of the Monarda didyma species. The plants are characterized by different habit, color and shape of the blossoms. During the phenological observations it was established that in the Sofia field region the Мonarda vegetation begins in the beginning of March and ends in the beginning of October. The flowering period in almost all samples covers the months of June to August, with mass flowering in the beginning of July. Biometric measurements show differences in the size of the tufts formed, the size of the leaves and the flowers. After analyzes, genotypes with emphasized decorative qualities were separated, which will be used to diversify the range of seedlings in the Monarda didyma type offered on the market.

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The morphological and biological characteristics of the specimens from Monarda didyma

Zapryanova¹,

Plants-Sofia²,

Dimkova³

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“…2) (Collicutt, 1989). As a result of these efforts, a new series of dwarf monardas have been developed (Collicutt and Davidson, 1999). 'Petite Wonder' has been tested for disease resistance and hardiness under field conditions at several locations in Manitoba and in field trials at the Chicago Botanic Garden (Glencoe, Ill.).…”

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