Philippine Hoya species
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Comments (8)I called Cindy Krohn and asked if she was aware Kloppenburg had published the Hoya and she was. Her ID was CaliCat when she was active here in GW in this forum. She was an active poster and trader. I have a pot full of Hoya krohniana and have for about 7 yrs. now. It's cute as it can be. Cindy picked it up at a little greenhouse and it was half dead. I think it was 2.50 she paid for the pot. She nursed it back to health but wondered which Hoya it could be. She showed it around but no one not even the experts had seen it before. It is such a cutie most thought it should get a proper name. Kloppenburg told Cindy he would get the job done. The rest is history. It's been spread across the world now through the years. It was known as heart leaf lacunosa. If you check Swedish lists many have it listed.,,,Debbie...See MoreHoya unnamed species Borneo 80-03
Comments (12)The garden season starts pretty early here. The average frost free date here in Gainesville is March 10, but we typically get at least one cold dip between March 10 and March 31. Our local ig Spring Fest that draws about 4000 people over 2 days is usually the last weekend in March, but also the last weekend is the Leu Gardens Dale in Orlando, the annual Tropiflora sale April 5, the FSU Spring sale April 12, and the Mounts spring sale April 26. There's also a local plant swap I may attend on April 19. A lot start over in June for the "summer" round, and then in October/November there's a "fall" round. These local sales and swaps are where I get most of my very best plants of all types, not just Hoyas. I agree, we are very lucky here. It'd be worth a vacation for you to come to some, LOL....See MoreNew Hoya species from Vietnam published
Comments (8)That's it! GG and Cindy pack your bags because we are going to Vietnam. After reading a little further I noticed that this Hoya is often found growing with an orchid I have adored for many years, Eria thao. Why not knock of two exceedingly rare plants at the same time. I can daydream can't I? lol Mike Here is a link that might be useful: Eria thao on IOSPE...See MoreHoya societies and their publications
Comments (18)Here is a list of hoya books for sale I found in a recent catalog sent to me (most under $10). I purchased them all except for the first one for reasons which need not be explained here. I hope this gives you a better guide to hoya publications out there. Burton, C.M. --- HOYAS I KNOW AND LOVE. A basic introduction on growing and caring for hoyas; watering, potting, repotting, etc. 24 color photos (including b/w line drawings of leaf structure) are included of 24 different types of hoyas. Descriptions of these hoyas are also included. 52 pages. 8-1/2" x 11", 3-ring binder. Forster, Paul (Editor) --- HOYA IN AUSTRALIA. 1986. A first attempt to properly identify and describe the hoyas and dischidias found in Australia today. Includes introduction, distribution/ecology and cultivation of each of the species found, with location maps. Featured are 29 well illustrated full-page b/w line drawings of hoyas, dischidias stems, leaves, flower umbels, side views, etc. Includes a nice cultivation chapter. All semi-technical. 39 pages. 8-1/2" x 11-3/4", staplebound with heavy color cover. Forster, Paul I. & Liddle, David J. --- HOYA IN AUSTRALIAÂAn Alternative Classification. 1990. This is an alternative classification to that of Mr. Hill, of the species of hoya in Australia excluding Hoya australis. Six species are described and illustrated: H. lauterbachii, H. macgillivrayi, H. nicholsoniae, H. psudolittoralis, and H. serpens, along with six full-page b/w drawings of hoyas, and one page of maps. Distribution and habitat of each variety is outlined in detail. 19 pages, 8-1/2" x 11", spiralbound photocopy reprint. Kloppenburg, Dale --- HOYA BASICS . Rev. Edition, 1999. A first in hoya literature! Mr. Kloppenburg has produced a basic beginner's "know how" booklet with all you need to know to understand and grow hoyas. Author takes you through the mechanics of hoyas, how you can keep them healthy + propagation tips shared by experts. And, most importantly: how you can get your hoyas to bloom! Sixteen nice large-sized color photos included. 3 b/w photos, 44 pages, 8-½"x 11", spiralbound, with color cover and clear plastic overlayÂfront and back. Mint condition---never used. SPECIES NAMES. 1992. Gives the correct pronunciation and meaning of thousands of words used when referring to hoyas in so many terms. 78 pages. 8-1/2" x 11", spiralbound. Kloppenburg, Dale --- PHILIPPINE HOYA SPECIES. 1st Ed., 1991. 4 color photos, 350 b/w line drawings. 103 pages. 8-1/2" x 11", wirebound. Kloppenburg, Dale --- THE WORLD OF HOYASÂA Book of Pictures. 1st Ed., 1999. This book illustrates not only the flowers of 102 different hoyas, but a look at the plantsÂtheir leaf and stem structure. Author takes you through the entire spectrum of the history of hoyas, where theyÂre found, historical information, plus full description and culture and care information on all hoyas pictured. For all true hoya lovers, this is a book worth having. 102 pages of color, 260 pages total. 8-1/2" x 11", 3-ring binder w/color front. Rintz, R.E. --- THE PENINSULAR MALAYSIAN SPECIES OF HOYA. 1978. The author basically gives the reader a study of the living Malaysian species of hoya, described and with detailed line drawings to outline his subjects. 30 full page b/w line drawings of the 30 different types of hoyas found in the Malaysian peninsula. 60 pages. 8-1/2" x 11", spiralbound photo reprint. Schlechter, Rudolf --- HOYAS OF NORTHEASTERN NEW GUINEA. 1991 English translation of the 1913 German publication. Describes 51 hoya species native to that part of the world. 101 pages. 8-1/2" x 11", spiralbound. Eddie...See Morekellyknits
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