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Aculops fuchsiae Resistant Hybridized

RESISTANT or IMMUNE to DAMAGE from 

 fuchsia gall mite (Aculops fuchsiae-Keifer)

 

                Growing fuchsias highly resistant to fuchsia mite (DAMAGE)…completely negates the need for spraying.

                                                                                                 Carlton Koehler, Entomologist,

                                                                                                 University of California at Berkeley, 1985

The following information has been gathered from the American Fuchsia  Society, Dr. Peter Baye  (San Francisco Botanical Garden/Strybing Arboretum), Mary Cooke (Redwood City), Regine Plows (1998- Ft. Bragg), Marjorie Wickham (1985- Mill Valley) and other AFS sources in California. Both Peter Baye and Mary Cooke currently maintain a mite garden to test resistance.  Previously, Regine Plows and Margaret Wickham had used microscopes to detect mites and compare their numbers to the severity of the damage.  They found mites on some plants that showed no symptoms of mites.  (In other words, with the mites there and no symptoms, the resistance is really to the damage, not the mites themselves.  Think of it as a "carrier" of some disease that does not seem to affect the host.)   From 1982-4, University of California entomologists formally tested plants’ resistance and response to various controls.  

This is not a complete list, and there are conflicting reports. Some fuchsias seem to be resistant in one garden but not in another.  Mites are transported passively and need insects, birds, wind or gardeners to move them around.  Because of this, even in the midst of a mite infected area, they may have never been exposed to mites. The following list will be updated and corrected as more information is gathered.

Along with information from PNW gardeners who have had fuchsia mite infestations, THE REALLY GOOD NEWS IS THAT it has been  found that the mites are killed when frozen (in the low 20's or teens for 6-8 hours) for 3-4 nights on hardy fuchsias outdoors all year.

KEY:

R= resistant.  Fuchsia gall mites will attack this plant, but damage is lessened to various degrees and at various stages in their growth pattern.  The ornamental value of the plant is retained.

I= immune.  Mites may be present but no galls are produced; little or no damage seen.

SPECIES:

Section Fuchsia

            R- F… ayavacensis, cinera, crassistipula, decussata, dependens, gehrigeri, loxensis,  nigricans,  petiolaris, tincta,

                        venusta.

            I-  F… boliviana & F. boliviana ‘Alba’, canescens,  denticulata, hirtella, mathewsii,

                                                 rivularis subsp rivularis , simplicicaulis, sylvatica, vulcanica.

.                                   

 NOT resistant-  F. triphylla cultivars; F. harlingii;  andrei, hartwegii, santae-rosea, scabruiscula  & sessilifolia- conflicting  information- from ‘immune’, ‘resistant’ to ‘not resistant’).

 

Section Quelusia from Brazil  

            R- F… alpestris, coccinea, regia subsp. reitzii, regia subsp. serrae &  regia ‘Radicans’     

            I-  F…brevilobis, campos-portoi, glazioviana,  hatschbachii, regia subsp. regia.

                                    (F. magellanica from Chile & many of its hybrids are NOT resistant. Although not in this section, but also from Chile, F. lycioides is NOT resistant.)

 

Section Schufia

.           R-  F arborescens

            I-   F. paniculata

 

Section Skinnera

            I- F. excorticata

 

Section Encliandra

            I-  Encliandras (& cultivars).

 

Section Jimenzia

            R- F. jimenzii

 

Section Procumbentes

            R- F. procumbens

 

Section Ellobium

            R- F. fulgens

            IF. splendens

 

Section Hemsleyella

            R- F. membranacea, F. tilletiana

    

 HYBRIDS/ CULTIVARS:

 Encliandra cultivars:

            Chance Encounter, Cinabarina, Coral Baby, Goodness Gracious, Hinnerike,, Isis, Lottie Hobby, Mason’s Tiny Tots, Mendocino Mini, Miniature Jewels, Minutiflora, Ocean Mist, Panylla Prince, Peaches & Cream, Reflexa, Think Pink, Tomarama, Variegated Lottie Hobby… too many to list.

OTHERS: Background included, if known. Checking the species above, one can see where resistance originated.   

I- if known as immune

                                                                                                              

Andenken an Heinrich Henkel  (F. boliviana x  F. triphylla ?)

Angel’s Earrings & Dainty Angel’s Earrings-

            from Suntory, Japan, believed to be crosses of a regia and F. glazioviana.

Aurora Borealis (F. splendens x F. fulgens)

Baby Chang (F. splendens x)

Baby Tutu

Baby Two Step

Balkönkoningen) (aka Balkon)- I

Bell Buoy

Bergnimf (F. sessilifolia x F. fulgens)

Beth Robley

Bow Bells

Brutus

Cara Mia

Carnival- I

Chang (F. splendens x)

Checkerboard

Chickadee

Constance (Sport of Bright’s Pink Pearl)

Curly Q

Curtain Call

Daisy Bell

Eleanor Leytham

Englander

Eternal Flame

Exoniensis (F. splendens Cordifolia x Globosa)

Fabian Franck (Gottingen x F. pilaloensis)

Fanfare (F. denticulata x)- I

First Success (F. paniculata x F. splendens)- I

F. x colensoi  (F. perscandens x F. excorticata)

Golden Anne

Golden West  (Fanfare x)

Graf Witte

Hobo

Hidcote Beauty

Jamboree

Jubie Lin

Kaleidoscope

Lady Boothby  (F. alpestris x Royal Purple)

Lechlade Chinaman (F. splendens x F. procumbens)

Lechlade Gorgon (F. paniculata x  F.  arborescens)- I

Lena

Leverkusen [Andenken an Heinrich Henkel   (F. triphylla x F. boliviana x?)  

Little Ronnie (Sport of Lorna Doone)

Lord Byron

Machu Picchu [Speciosa (F. splendens x  F. fulgens) x unknown]

Mantilla (F. boliviana x San Francisco?) or  F. triphylla x F.pringsheimii?)

Maori Pipes (F. excorticata x F. triphylla)

Martin’s Yellow Surprise  (F. piloensis x F. fulgens)

Mary Fairclo

Megan

Meip Aalthuizen (F. arborescens x F. venusta)

Miracle

Mood Indigo [(F .lycioides x F. magellanica) x  Florentina]

Mrs. Victor Reiter  (Amy Lye x Mrs. Rundle)

Netalla (Sport of Chang)

Nonpareil (aka Gypsy Queen)

Other Fellow

Perky

Pink Jade

Pink Link

Pink Marshmallow

Praesident Walter Mario- I

Psychedelic

Purple Rain [(F. lycioides x F. magellanica)  x  (F. excorticata x Ting-A-Ling)]

Raspberry       

Red Fanling

Rubra Grandiflora  (F. fulgens x)

San Francisco (Robert Blatry x Mrs Victor Reiter)

Santa Cruz

Scarlet Ribbons (F. boliviana x Mary)

Schiller

South Coast

Southgate

Space Shuttle (Speciosa x F. splendens)- I

Tangerine (F. splendens var. cordifolia x)- I

Tarra Valley (F. x colensoi x F. splendens)

Texas Longhorn

Tinkerbell- Hodges

Troubador

Trumpeter

Wave of Life

White King


 

Fuchsias with waxy or hairy leaves are more likely to show less fuchsia mite damage.

 

Note that some plants have a parent that is resistant and one that is not.  To determine which characteristic the offspring received, it has to be tested in a mite infested garden and even better, directly inoculated with mites.

 

If you notice errors here, please do contact us:

NWFS Gall Mite Committee- Salli Dahl, dahlhaus@q.com; Frankie Dennison, rldmfd@earthlink.net; Gwen Jensen, gjensen11@juno.com;

 

2024 NWFS Calendar of Events - Events may be canceled without notice.

Important Dates of the Northwest Fuchsia Society

**WEBMASTER CURRENTLY WORKING ON UPDATES, WILL RE-PUBLISH OFTEN**

 

   

APR

13

NWFS Judges Spring Workshop - $5.00 per person attending & bring a sack lunch.

Members planning to attend, please RSVP to oggh2011@gmail.com

Eastside Friends Meeting, 4160 158th Ave SE, Bellevue, WA 98006

APR

19-20

Lake Wilderness Arboretum Annual Spring Plant Sale, 22520 SE 248th St, Maple Valley, WA,

April 19 – 10am-6pm & April 20 – 10am-4pm

** Lake Wilderness supports NWFS and our Show & Sale each September**

APR 27

NWFS Hybrid Board Meeting (this is a Saturday) 10:30 AM – ZOOM details will be sent

Eastside Friends Meeting, 4160 158th Ave SE, Bellevue, WA 98006

MAY 4

Eastside Fuchsia Society Spring Plant Sale, OPEN TO ALL

Bellevue Botanical Gardens, Aaron Education Center, 12001 Main Street, Bellevue WA

9am-3pm Contact: Caroline Zebroski 206-715-6475 carolinez.garden@yahoo.com

**Selling Fuchsias & Daylilies!**

MAY 4

Fuchsia Fanciers & Ron Monnier Plant Sale, Centralia Outlet Mall (By Eddie Bauer),

1404 Lum Rd, Centralia, WA, 9am-2pm Contact: Will Gibbs 360-960-8970 will.swoffordpond@gmail.com

MAY 4

Greater Seattle Fuchsia Society Plant Sale, 12735 1st Ave NW, Seattle WA  9am-1pm

Contact: Joan Hampton joanfuchsia@comcast.net

MAY 11

Tahoma Fuchsia Society Plant Sale, 610 5th St, Steilacoom WA

Contact: Donna Fellows sewfuchsia@gmail.com

MAY 11

LakeBay Fuchsia Society Plant Sale, Key Peninsula Civic Center,

17010 S Vaughn Rd., Vaughn, WA, 10am-3pm Contact: Dale Skrivanich 253-225-3027

MAY 18

Pilchuck Fuchsia Society Plant Sale, 1921 Wetmore Ave, Everett WA 10am-4pm

Contact: Margaret Johnston 425-210-6272 (text)

MAY 18

Olympia Fuchsia Society Plant Sale 2513 Thurston Ave NE, Olympia WA 10am-4pm

Contact: Dorothy McMann 360-570-0068 olympiafuchsiasociety@gmail.com

MAY 18

Oregon Fuchsia Society Spring Sale, Trans Auto Service, 49th & SE Belmont, Portland OR 9am-2pm, or until all plants are sold.

Contact: Sue Randall 503-246-7920, birdland01@q.com

**Selling Hardy Fuchsias in gallons and hanging baskets**

JUNE 23

Pilchuck hosts Skagit Audubon Society at Snohomish Library, 311 Maple Ave

Snohomish, WA 2pm-3:30pm Come join the fun and learn how to attract birds to your garden all year long.

Contact: Margaret Johnston 425-210-6272 (text)

AUG 16-18

Oregon Fuchsia Society Show & Sale, Portland Nursery, 5050 SE Stark, Portland

Fri Noon-6:30pm, Sat 9am--6:30pm and Sun 9-2

Contact: Sue Randall 503-246-7920, birdland01@q.com

**Plants will be available for sale**

AUG 17

Eastside Fall Show & Plant Sale, OPEN TO ALL, Bellevue Botanical Gardens, Aaron Education Center,

12001 Main Street, Bellevue WA 9am-3pm Contact: Caroline Zebroski 206-715-6475 carolinez.garden@yahoo.com

**Selling Fuchsias, Bearded Iris, Daylilies!**

AUG 31

Olympia Fuchsia Society Show & Plant Sale OPEN TO ALL, 2513 Thurston Ave NE, Olympia WA 10am-4pm

Contact: Dorothy McMann 360-570-0068 olympiafuchsiasociety@gmail.com

 

 

Crescent City Fuchsia & Epiphyllum Society Show & Sale, Del Norte Cty Fairgrounds, 421 Hwy 101 N, Crescent City, CA                                                                                         Contact: Mark Danner 707-954-8455 delfiedanner@yahoo.com

 

 

Sno-King/Pilchuck Fuchsia Society Show & Plant Sale, Renew Covenant Church, 2721 – 164th Ave SW, Lynnwood, WA 10am-3pm                                                               https://binged.it/2MlQWmP Contact: Robin Denny robindenny@email.com

SEPT

17

NWFS Show & Sale, OPEN TO ALL NWFS MBRS, Lake Wilderness Arboretum, 22520 SE 248th St, Maple Valley WA 10am-4pm                                                                  Contact: Tammy Brown 253-226-1210 oggh2011@gmail.com 

OCT

21

2024 - NWFS Board/Annual Meeting & Potluck

 

 

The Northwest Fuchsia Society was established in 1983.

 

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12735- 1st Ave. NW

Seattle, WA 98177-4221