In article , Janet Baraclough
... wrote:

In article ,
(paghat) wrote:

Does anyone know who was "Emily Mckenzie" for whom a popular crocosmia
cultivar is named after?

Does anyone know who was "The Honorable Jean Marie de Montague" for
whom a
bright red ironclad Rhododendron is named?

You could try asking in uk.rec.gardening. There are several
nursery-owners/ plant breeders among the regulars there.

Janet


Oki-doky, does anyone in the UK garden group know who were Emily Mckenzie
or Jean Marie de Montague??

-paghat the ratgirl

--
"Of what are you afraid, my child?" inquired the kindly teacher.
"Oh, sir! The flowers, they are wild," replied the timid creature.
-from Peter Newell's "Wild Flowers"
See the Garden of Paghat the Ratgirl: http://www.paghat.com/

In article , Janet Baraclough
... wrote:

In article ,
(paghat) wrote:

Does anyone know who was "Emily Mckenzie" for whom a popular crocosmia
cultivar is named after?

Does anyone know who was "The Honorable Jean Marie de Montague" for
whom a
bright red ironclad Rhododendron is named?

You could try asking in uk.rec.gardening. There are several
nursery-owners/ plant breeders among the regulars there.

Janet


Oki-doky, does anyone in the UK garden group know who were Emily Mckenzie
or Jean Marie de Montague??

-paghat the ratgirl

--
"Of what are you afraid, my child?" inquired the kindly teacher.
"Oh, sir! The flowers, they are wild," replied the timid creature.
-from Peter Newell's "Wild Flowers"
See the Garden of Paghat the Ratgirl: http://www.paghat.com/

paghat3/1/04 9:21

In article , Janet Baraclough
.. wrote:

In article ,
(paghat) wrote:

Does anyone know who was "Emily Mckenzie" for whom a popular crocosmia
cultivar is named after?

Does anyone know who was "The Honorable Jean Marie de Montague" for
whom a
bright red ironclad Rhododendron is named?

You could try asking in uk.rec.gardening. There are several
nursery-owners/ plant breeders among the regulars there.

Janet


Oki-doky, does anyone in the UK garden group know who were Emily Mckenzie
or Jean Marie de Montague??

-paghat the ratgirl

No idea, I'm afraid. But your best bet would be to write to the RHS and ask
them, I'd think. Even then, don't be too hopeful. Many plant
breeders/discoverers name plants after people who are not well known.
--

Sacha
(remove the 'x' to email me)

paghat3/1/04 9:21

In article , Janet Baraclough
.. wrote:

In article ,
(paghat) wrote:

Does anyone know who was "Emily Mckenzie" for whom a popular crocosmia
cultivar is named after?

Does anyone know who was "The Honorable Jean Marie de Montague" for
whom a
bright red ironclad Rhododendron is named?

You could try asking in uk.rec.gardening. There are several
nursery-owners/ plant breeders among the regulars there.

Janet


Oki-doky, does anyone in the UK garden group know who were Emily Mckenzie
or Jean Marie de Montague??

-paghat the ratgirl

No idea, I'm afraid. But your best bet would be to write to the RHS and ask
them, I'd think. Even then, don't be too hopeful. Many plant
breeders/discoverers name plants after people who are not well known.
--

Sacha
(remove the 'x' to email me)

In article , Janet Baraclough
... wrote:

In article ,
(paghat) wrote:

Does anyone know who was "Emily Mckenzie" for whom a popular crocosmia
cultivar is named after?

Does anyone know who was "The Honorable Jean Marie de Montague" for
whom a
bright red ironclad Rhododendron is named?

You could try asking in uk.rec.gardening. There are several
nursery-owners/ plant breeders among the regulars there.

Janet


Oki-doky, does anyone in the UK garden group know who were Emily Mckenzie
or Jean Marie de Montague??

-paghat the ratgirl

--
"Of what are you afraid, my child?" inquired the kindly teacher.
"Oh, sir! The flowers, they are wild," replied the timid creature.
-from Peter Newell's "Wild Flowers"
See the Garden of Paghat the Ratgirl: http://www.paghat.com/

paghat3/1/04 9:21

In article , Janet Baraclough
.. wrote:

In article ,
(paghat) wrote:

Does anyone know who was "Emily Mckenzie" for whom a popular crocosmia
cultivar is named after?

Does anyone know who was "The Honorable Jean Marie de Montague" for
whom a
bright red ironclad Rhododendron is named?

You could try asking in uk.rec.gardening. There are several
nursery-owners/ plant breeders among the regulars there.

Janet


Oki-doky, does anyone in the UK garden group know who were Emily Mckenzie
or Jean Marie de Montague??

-paghat the ratgirl

No idea, I'm afraid. But your best bet would be to write to the RHS and ask
them, I'd think. Even then, don't be too hopeful. Many plant
breeders/discoverers name plants after people who are not well known.
--

Sacha
(remove the 'x' to email me)

paghat3/1/04 9:21

In article , Janet Baraclough
.. wrote:

In article ,
(paghat) wrote:

Does anyone know who was "Emily Mckenzie" for whom a popular crocosmia
cultivar is named after?

Does anyone know who was "The Honorable Jean Marie de Montague" for
whom a
bright red ironclad Rhododendron is named?

You could try asking in uk.rec.gardening. There are several
nursery-owners/ plant breeders among the regulars there.

Janet


Oki-doky, does anyone in the UK garden group know who were Emily Mckenzie
or Jean Marie de Montague??

-paghat the ratgirl

No idea, I'm afraid. But your best bet would be to write to the RHS and ask
them, I'd think. Even then, don't be too hopeful. Many plant
breeders/discoverers name plants after people who are not well known.
--

Sacha
(remove the 'x' to email me)

paghat3/1/04 9:21

In article , Janet Baraclough
.. wrote:

In article ,
(paghat) wrote:

Does anyone know who was "Emily Mckenzie" for whom a popular crocosmia
cultivar is named after?

Does anyone know who was "The Honorable Jean Marie de Montague" for
whom a
bright red ironclad Rhododendron is named?

You could try asking in uk.rec.gardening. There are several
nursery-owners/ plant breeders among the regulars there.

Janet


Oki-doky, does anyone in the UK garden group know who were Emily Mckenzie
or Jean Marie de Montague??

-paghat the ratgirl

No idea, I'm afraid. But your best bet would be to write to the RHS and ask
them, I'd think. Even then, don't be too hopeful. Many plant
breeders/discoverers name plants after people who are not well known.
--

Sacha
(remove the 'x' to email me)

paghat3/1/04 9:21

In article , Janet Baraclough
.. wrote:

In article ,
(paghat) wrote:

Does anyone know who was "Emily Mckenzie" for whom a popular crocosmia
cultivar is named after?

Does anyone know who was "The Honorable Jean Marie de Montague" for
whom a
bright red ironclad Rhododendron is named?

You could try asking in uk.rec.gardening. There are several
nursery-owners/ plant breeders among the regulars there.

Janet


Oki-doky, does anyone in the UK garden group know who were Emily Mckenzie
or Jean Marie de Montague??

-paghat the ratgirl

No idea, I'm afraid. But your best bet would be to write to the RHS and ask
them, I'd think. Even then, don't be too hopeful. Many plant
breeders/discoverers name plants after people who are not well known.
--

Sacha
(remove the 'x' to email me)

In message , Paghat
writes
In article , Janet Baraclough
.. wrote:

In article ,
(paghat) wrote:

Does anyone know who was "Emily Mckenzie" for whom a popular crocosmia
cultivar is named after?

Does anyone know who was "The Honorable Jean Marie de Montague" for
whom a
bright red ironclad Rhododendron is named?

You could try asking in uk.rec.gardening. There are several
nursery-owners/ plant breeders among the regulars there.

Janet


Oki-doky, does anyone in the UK garden group know who were Emily Mckenzie
or Jean Marie de Montague??

-paghat the ratgirl

From what I understand, Emily McKenzie was the person who discovered the
plant in her garden somewhere in the Tyne Valley in the north east of
England. Sorry I cannot help with the other question.

You could also try the crocosmia National Collection holder for more
accurate info about the crocosmia origin. David Fenwick has a web site
at: www.theafricangarden.netfirms.com/page7.html

There is also a book called something like 'Look who's in your garden'
but I cannot remember the name of the author and I ought to, I've sent
her a few contributions!
Chris Boulby National Collection of Diascias

In message , Paghat
writes
In article , Janet Baraclough
.. wrote:

In article ,
(paghat) wrote:

Does anyone know who was "Emily Mckenzie" for whom a popular crocosmia
cultivar is named after?

Does anyone know who was "The Honorable Jean Marie de Montague" for
whom a
bright red ironclad Rhododendron is named?

You could try asking in uk.rec.gardening. There are several
nursery-owners/ plant breeders among the regulars there.

Janet


Oki-doky, does anyone in the UK garden group know who were Emily Mckenzie
or Jean Marie de Montague??

-paghat the ratgirl

From what I understand, Emily McKenzie was the person who discovered the
plant in her garden somewhere in the Tyne Valley in the north east of
England. Sorry I cannot help with the other question.

You could also try the crocosmia National Collection holder for more
accurate info about the crocosmia origin. David Fenwick has a web site
at: www.theafricangarden.netfirms.com/page7.html

There is also a book called something like 'Look who's in your garden'
but I cannot remember the name of the author and I ought to, I've sent
her a few contributions!
Chris Boulby National Collection of Diascias

"Chris Boulby" wrote
Paghat writes
Janet Baraclough.. wrote:
(paghat) wrote:

Does anyone know who was "Emily Mckenzie" for whom a popular crocosmia
cultivar is named after?
Does anyone know who was "The Honorable Jean Marie de
Montague" for
whom a
bright red ironclad Rhododendron is named?
You could try asking in uk.rec.gardening. There are several
nursery-owners/ plant breeders among the regulars there.
Janet


Oki-doky, does anyone in the UK garden group know who were Emily Mckenzie
or Jean Marie de Montague??
-paghat the ratgirl

From what I understand, Emily McKenzie was the person who discovered the
plant in her garden somewhere in the Tyne Valley in the north east of
England. Sorry I cannot help with the other question.

You could also try the crocosmia National Collection holder for more
accurate info about the crocosmia origin. David Fenwick has a web site
at: www.theafricangarden.netfirms.com/page7.html

There is also a book called something like 'Look who's in your garden'
but I cannot remember the name of the author and I ought to, I've sent
her a few contributions!
Chris Boulby National Collection of Diascias

info on Jean Marie at :
http://www.paghat.com/jeanmarie.html
Jenny :~)

In article , "JennyC"
wrote:

"Chris Boulby" wrote
Paghat writes
Janet Baraclough.. wrote:
(paghat) wrote:

Does anyone know who was "Emily Mckenzie" for whom a popular
crocosmia
cultivar is named after?
Does anyone know who was "The Honorable Jean Marie de
Montague" for
whom a
bright red ironclad Rhododendron is named?
You could try asking in uk.rec.gardening. There are several
nursery-owners/ plant breeders among the regulars there.
Janet


Oki-doky, does anyone in the UK garden group know who were Emily Mckenzie
or Jean Marie de Montague??
-paghat the ratgirl

From what I understand, Emily McKenzie was the person who discovered the
plant in her garden somewhere in the Tyne Valley in the north east of
England. Sorry I cannot help with the other question.

You could also try the crocosmia National Collection holder for more
accurate info about the crocosmia origin. David Fenwick has a web site
at: www.theafricangarden.netfirms.com/page7.html

There is also a book called something like 'Look who's in your garden'
but I cannot remember the name of the author and I ought to, I've sent
her a few contributions!
Chris Boulby National Collection of Diascias

info on Jean Marie at :
http://www.paghat.com/jeanmarie.html
Jenny :~)

Thanks to Chris for the info on Emily Mckenzie
Thanks to Jenny for citing my own page on Jean Marie, but the "who" of the
name isn't to be found there, cuz I don't know, & want to!

-paghat the ratgirl

--
"Of what are you afraid, my child?" inquired the kindly teacher.
"Oh, sir! The flowers, they are wild," replied the timid creature.
-from Peter Newell's "Wild Flowers"
See the Garden of Paghat the Ratgirl: http://www.paghat.com/