Flower Conflict and Registerability
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I've done some cosmetic polishing on the original content - but ALL of the technical content is the same as it was. The original page is archived on the Wayback Machine.
Yves, August 2008
While checking a flower for conflict, I decided it was too much of pain to keep track of, like crosses and lines of division. So I went and made a table. Silly me. I have also appended a list of post-period flowers. Not all of them, just the ones I've had to research.
Tanczos Istvan
The last update was 24 January 2005. It includes all flower rulings up to partway through the tenure of François. Any and all additions and corrections gleefully accepted. (To Do: Finish the X2 column)
[You may now send additions, corrections, and updates to Yves instead.]
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Precedent(s) |
Almond Flower |
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Jacquelin of Normandy, 8/89 |
Basil |
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Nordskogen, Barony of, 8/90 |
Bluebell |
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Iodis Ebbesdottir, 12/01 |
Borage |
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Kiera nic an Bhaird, 11/96 |
Carnation |
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Luciano Giovanni di Churburg, 9/92 |
Chrysanthemum |
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Deirdre de la Fleur, 9/96;
Sondra van Schiedam, 02/02 |
Cinquefoil |
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Emma Dandelion, 11/01;
Caitlin of Drogheda, 11/01,
Katrein Adler 02/02 |
Daffodil |
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Gwenllian de L'Isle, 11/91;
Aeruin as Sruth Waleis 7/91 |
Dandelion |
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Emma Dandelion, 11/01 |
Edelweiss |
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Thea von Bayern, 9/90 |
Easter Lily |
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Aeruin as Sruth Waleis 7/91 |
Fleur-de-lys |
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Genella of Leeshire, 6/90;
Catrina of Whitemoor, 10/01 |
Garden Rose |
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Adrianna MacAverr, 01/93 |
Gendy Flower |
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Gethyn Tal mab Cadwygaun, 11/99;
Rothin in flamska, 02/02 |
Gillyflower |
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Iodis Ebbesdottir, 12/01;
Deirdre de la Fleur, 9/96;
Luciano Giovanni di Churburg, 9/92 |
Heartsease |
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Ginevra Rodney, 09/00 |
Heliotrope |
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Basil, A sprig of three Rose-Of-Sharon flowers
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Nordskogen, Barony of, 8/90 |
Iris |
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Thora Asbiornsdottir, 10/94;
Simon Rodbeorhting, 9/92 |
Ivy Flower |
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Catherine Elizabeth Anne Somerton, 8/92 |
Jonquil |
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Eleanor Fairchild, 12/01 |
Kendall Flower Proper |
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Juliana Kendal, 01/00 |
Lily |
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Eleanor Fairchild, 12/01 |
Lily of the Valley |
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Thora Asbiornsdottir, 10/94 |
Lotus |
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Simon Rodbeorhting, 9/92 |
Morning Glory |
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Gwenllian de L'Isle, 11/91 |
Natural Lily |
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Genella of Leeshire, 6/90 |
Pansy |
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Catherine Elizabeth Anne Somerton, 8/92 |
Prickly Pear |
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Deirdre ingean Dhomhnaill, 11/01 |
Quatrefoil |
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Eórann Maguire, 01/02 |
Rose |
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Cinquefoil, Borage, Pansy, Pimpernel, Garden Rose, Almond Flower
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Katrein Adler, 02/02;
Kiera nic an Bhaird, 11/96;
Gwyneth MacAulay, 10/92;
Catherine Elizabeth Anne Somerton, 8/92;
Bryne McClellan, 09/00;
Adrianna MacAverr, 01/93;
Jacquelin of Normandy, 8/89 |
Rose-of-Sharon (sprig of 3 flowers) |
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Nordskogen, Barony of, 8/90 |
Rue Flower |
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Catherine Elizabeth Anne Somerton, 8/92;
Eórann Maguire, 01/02 |
Shamrock |
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Caitlin of Drogheda, 11/01 |
Sunflower |
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Catherine Elizabeth Anne Somerton, 8/92 |
Teazel |
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Ealdgytha of Spalding Abbey, 12/92 |
Thistle |
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Ealdgytha of Spalding Abbey, 12/92;
Catrina of Whitemoor, 10/01 |
Trillium |
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Gwyneth MacAulay, 10/92;
Deirdre ingean Dhomhnaill, 11/01 |
Touch-Me-Not |
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Suzanne Grey of York, 12/91 |
Tulip |
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Chrysanthemum, Water Lily
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Sondra van Schiedam, 02/02 |
Water Lily |
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Suzanne Grey of York, 12/91;
Sondra van Schiedam, 02/02 |
Wild Ginger |
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Ginevra Rodney, 09/00 |
POST-PERIOD FLOWERS
Amaryllis
From the mountains of Peru and Chile, discovered in 1828 by Eduard Frederich Poeppig, a physician from Leipzig. (Not necessarily true. See Amaryllis Coleman, sometime in Shauna's tenure. It's a return for other reasons.) http://pine.usask.ca/cofa/departments/hort/hortinfo/plants/amaryll.html Current page.
Poinsettia
Native to Mexico, the poinsettia originated in a region near the present-day city of Taxco. Joel Robert Poinsett, a Southern plantation owner and botanist, was appointed the first United States Ambassador to Mexico (1825-1829). While visiting Taxco, he was struck by the beauty of the brilliant red plants he found blooming in the region during December.
http://aggie-horticulture.tamu.edu/extension/newsletters/hortupdate/novdec00/art1nov.html
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