Bicentennial

Fenicchia, 1988

‘Bicentennial’, S. vulgaris
Fenicchia 1988; S III
syn. – ‘Monroe Centennial’, R333RAF433
{‘Rochester’ × ‘Dusk’}
Anon., ILS Pipeline 3(3):8 [1977]; Vrugtman, AABGA Bull. 17(3):69 [1984] – as ‘Monroe Centennial’; Vrugtman, HortScience 24(3):435 [1989]; K. Millham, Lilacs -Quart. Jour. 42(2):60 & ill. 63 [2013]; Photo on Jorgovani/Lilacs 2015 DVD.
Named for the bicentennial of the USA, 1976.
Cultivar name registered 1988; name established and accepted.

Международный регистр названий культиваров
рода Syringa L., сентябрь 2024

Syringa vulgaris L. ‘Bicentennial’, Fenicchia. Registered 22 Dec. 1988. Raised from seed collected from S. v. ‘Rochester’ (pollen parent: S. v. “Dusk”) and selected in 1976 by Richard A. Fenicchia. Name and description were published in The Pipeline (International Lilac Society, Inc.) 3(3):8 (March 1977). Florets single: open floret color (R.H.S. Colour Chart 1966): Violet 84B. Florets to 3.5 cm in diameter; corolla tubes to 1.2 cm long; corolla lobes to 1.6 cm long, 1.2 cm wide. Thyrses to 25 cm long, 14 cm wide, erect to angled or curved; up to three spikes per thyrse. Rounded shrub to 2 m; above average vigor. Known to be hardy in Arnold Arboretum Hardiness Zone 4; possibly hardy in Zone 3.

Lilac Registration 1988. Freek Vrugtman, Royal Botanical Gardens,
Hamilton, Ontario, Canada

‘Bicentennial’
Fenicchia, 1988
Бутоны маджентовые, цветки светло-фиолетовые диаметром 3-3,2 см
Соцветия длиной 20-22 см, крупные, широкопирамидальные, из 1-3 пар метелок

Татьяна Полякова, Highland Botanical Park, Рочестер, Нью-Йорк, 2013 год