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THUMBNAIL	NAME Type	DETAILS
	ANCIENT SOCIETY Gold centred Alpine Auricula	Quality variety for showing from Ken Bowser. Sirius x Snooty Fox II.
	ANDY COLE Light centred Alpine Auricula	Premier class variety but slow to offset. Bred by Derek Telford in 1993.
	ARCTIC FOX Light centred Alpine Auricula	Bred by Derek Telford in 1991.
	ARGUS Light centred Alpine Auricula	Bred by J. J. Keen. First shown in 1895 from a WINIFRED cross. A real old timer that belies its great age and continues to win on the show bench. A variety that flowers better when young and under feed. Sometimes has a tendancy towards hexagonal centres.
	ARWEN Light centred Alpine Auricula	Bred by John Radford in 1999.
	AURORA Light centred Alpine Auricula	More of a custard centre than a true light centre. From James Douglas in 1962. Named after the Roman goddess of dawn.
	AVRIL Light centred Alpine Auricula	A new (2000) Ken Bowser premier winning variety.
	AVRIL HUNTER Light centred Alpine Auricula	Bred by Derek Telford in 1988. Creates a small truss with good sized pips.
	BILBO BAGGINS Gold centred Alpine Auricula	Bred by John Radford in 1999, a premier winning variety.
	BLUE LACE Laced Light centred Alpine Auricula	Won the first Laced Alpine Class at Knowle in April 2002 for the raiser, Les Allen.
	BLUE YODELLER Light centred Alpine Auricula	Bred by Ken Bowser in 2001 from Victoria de Wemyss.
	BLYTHE SPIRIT Gold centred Alpine Auricula
	BOLERO Gold centred Alpine Auricula	A premier winning variety bred by C.F. Hill in 1964 from Bratley x Shako.
	CHERYL Gold centred Alpine Auricula
	DANIEL T. TAYLOR Gold centred Alpine Auricula	Bred in 2000 by John Radford.
	DILEMMA Gold centred Alpine Auricula	Bred by Ken Bowser in 2000, who when stuck for a name for this excellent variety adopted the apt suggestion DILEMMA. Satisfies the need for a really good red variety now that older varieties such as SANDWOOD BAY and WINNIFRID have lost vigour.
	DILL Light centred Alpine Auricula	A variety whose long footstalks make showing difficult. Bred by Keith Leeming in 1996.
	DILLY DILLY Light centred Alpine Auricula	Popular show variety. Has a rare lavender blue colour and the advantage of staying in show condition for a long time. Bred by Keith Leeming in 1993.
	DIVINT DUNCH Light centred Alpine Auricula	Bred by Derek Telford in 1990. The name is Gordie for "Don't push".
	ELSIE MAY Light centred Alpine Auricula	Bred by Derek Telford in 1972. For showing the truss improves when a little old.
	EVE GUEST Light centred Alpine Auricula	Bred by Allan Hawkes in 1970. Good show variety but slow to offset.
	First Lady Gold centred Alpine Auricula	Raised by Les Allen in 1998. From a bunch of unflowered seedlings given by Allan Hawkes Premier winning variety
	GAIL ATKINSON Gold centred Alpine Auricula	Bred by Terry Atkinson in 2000.
	GARY PALLISTER Gold centred Alpine Auricula	Bred by Keith Leeming in 1997. Premier winning variety.
	GOLLUM Gold centred Alpine Auricula	This late flowering member of the Lord of the Rings series was the first seedling raised by John Radford, from LEE PAUL x SIRIUS, back in 1996.
	HERMIA Fancy Alpine Auricula	This old House of Douglas variety was the first winner of the new "Fancy Alpine Class" at Knowle.
	HIGHLAND PARK Light centred Alpine Auricula
	IAN GREVILLE Light centred Alpine Auricula	Bred by Cliff Timpson in 1994, has won Premier Alpine at the Uplands Show for two consecutive years. The roundness of the centre is outstanding in this exhibition variety.
	JANIE HILL Gold centred Alpine Auricula	Named after his grand-daughter C. F. Hill bred this variety in 1961 from a BRATLEY and TALLY HO cross. A tendancy for multiple crowns and for a dusting of farina on the pips makes this a dificult variety to show successfully.
	JEANNIE TELFORD Light centred Alpine Auricula	Bred in 1977 by Derek Telford and named after his wife.
	JEFF SCRUTON Gold centred Alpine Auricula
	JOHN WAYNE Light centred Alpine Auricula	Bred in 1978 by Len Bailey from FRANK CROSLAND x JOY.
	LACED SEEDLING Gold centred Alpine Auricula	Bred by John Sewell.
	LADY OF THE VALE Gold centred Alpine Auricula	Bred by Cliff Timpson in 1993. ANDREA JULIE x LARGO, named after the three spires of Lichfield Cathedral.
	LANDY Gold centred Alpine Auricula	Bred by Derek Telford in 1986. Easy to obtain excellent variety for showing. Pips keep their colour well.
	LANGLEY PARK Light centred Alpine Auricula	Bred by Derek Telford in 1992.
	LEE PAUL Gold centred Alpine Auricula	Bred by Derek Telford in 1990. SIRIUS seedling that won two Premier Madals in the early nineties.
	LEGOLAS Light centred Alpine Auricula	Bred by John Radford, this excellent exhibition variety was named after winning a first at the 1999 Saltford Auricula Show. More success came in April 2001 for John, winning the class for Named alpine auriculas raised by the exhibitor at the Knowle Auricula Show, with this variety.
	LYNN Light centred Alpine Auricula	Bred by C. A. Hawkes in 1981.
	METHA (or MEHTA) Light centred Alpine Auricula	Good for exhibition. 1991 Derek Telford variety whose correct name should be "Mehta" after the opera singer.
	MONKS ELEIGH Gold centred Alpine Auricula	Raised by Tim Coop from a PRINCE JOHN x CAROLE cross.
	OTTO DIX Gold centred Alpine Auricula	Bred by Peter Bowen in 2001 from GIACOMETTI x LARGO.
	PEQUOD Light centred Alpine Auricula	Recently (1997) bred by David Hadfield from Peggy x Gordon Douglas. The abrupt shading together with the relatively narrow lighter band makes the variety a possible for the newly introduced Laced Alpine class.
	PIERS TELFORD Gold centred Alpine Auricula	Bred by Derek Telford in 1991. Naturally produces large pips of good form. Try to keep the pips small for showing.
	PRINCE JOHN Gold centred Alpine Auricula	From James Douglas in about 1916. Premier Medal Winner.
	QUALITY CHASE Gold centred Alpine Auricula	A TALLY HO and BRATLEY cross bred by Jack Ballard in 1969. Good only rarely.
	RAB C NESBITT Gold centred Alpine Auricula	Bred by Derek Telford in 1999.
	RING OF FIRE Fancy Alpine Auricula	A fancy because of the abrupt shading. Very attractive eye-catching variety.
	RIVENDELL Gold centred Alpine Auricula	Bred by John Radford in 1999. A Bolero cross, named Rivendell after being in the winning entry for Three Alpines at Knowle Auricula Show 2001.
	ROY KEANE Gold centred Alpine Auricula	Bred by Keith Leeming in 1994. Not my favourite footballer or auricula (sorry Keith!). The clone I grew had a tendency to produce flowers with a petaloid stigma.
	SANDRA Light centred Alpine Auricula	Bred by Hal Cohen about thirty years ago. Neat refined flower that is easy to grow to show standard.
	SEEDLING ST ELMO x SIR JOHN Gold centred Alpine Auricula	Bred Les Allen.
	SEEDLING 000206 Gold centred Alpine Auricula	Bred Ken Bowser.
	SEEDLING Gold centred Alpine Auricula	First shown in 2011 by N. Hopes at Knowle Auricula Show.
	SEEDLING Gold centred Alpine Auricula	First shown in 2012 by P. Holborn at Saltford Show.
	SIR JOHN Gold centred Alpine Auricula	Now a fairly old variety. Bred in 1986 by Allan Hawkes from SIRIUS x PRINCE JOHN.
	SIRIUS Gold centred Alpine Auricula	Bred by Frank Jacques in 1979. A distinctively coloured variety that is better for breeding than showing.
	SLIM WHITMAN Gold centred Alpine Auricula	Bred by Keith Lemming. Excellent show variety.
	SONNY BOY Gold centred Alpine Auricula	Raised by Derek Telford in 1995. Premier class variety, maybe the very best of all Derek's raisings.
	SOPHIE Light centred Alpine Auricula	Bred by Ken Bowser in 2001.
	SPARTAN Light centred Alpine Auricula	Bred by George Mander.
	ST. ELMO Gold centred Alpine Auricula	Bred by C. A. Hawkes in the 1970s. Good exhibition variety with unusual colouring. Not the easiest variety to grow, spending most of the year in a near dormancy, but recovers remarkably in the Spring to throw a good truss.
	STELLA NORTH Light centred Alpine Auricula	Bred by Dave Skinner. Named after a power station.
	STELLA SOUTH Light centred Alpine Auricula	Bred by Dave Skinner. Named after a power station.
	SUMMER WINE Gold centred Alpine Auricula	Bred by Derek Telford in 1995.
	TEAWELL GOLD Gold centred Alpine Auricula	Very bright with superb form. Bred by Laura Pickin in 1997 from Largo x Goldthorn.
	THE LADY GALADRIEL Light centred Alpine Auricula	Bred by John Radford.
	THE VENETIAN Light centred Alpine Auricula	Bred by Derek Telford in 1993.
	TOFFEE CRISP Gold centred Alpine Auricula	New variety (1994) by Ken Bowser, named after the chocolate bar whose wrapper is similarly coloured.
	VERA Gold centred Alpine Auricula
	VETTRIANO Gold centred Alpine Auricula
	VICTORIA de WEMYSS Light centred Alpine Auricula	Raised by Jack Wemyss-Cooke from some seedlings given by Derek Telford. A stunning variety that (though often virused) produces a good truss.
	VICTORIA PARK Light centred Alpine Auricula	Raised in 1998 by Keith Leeming.
	WOKEY HOLE Gold centred Alpine Auricula	Raised by Derek Telford in 1995.

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