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, . volume105,pages 301302 (1920)Cite this article. Forrest's Expeditions R. fortunei Babington', at Tregrehan as 'Carlyon's Hybrid' and at Scorrier as 'Scorrier Pink'. Script error: No such module "AfC topic". Rhododendron Over a number of years, my father sent seed of his hybrids and of species which he had raised from Chinese seed to Joseph Gable of Stewartstown, Pennsylvania, to Herr Dietrich Hobbie in Germany and to Koichiro Wada in Japan. YREFIELD LODGE THE HOME OF SIR EDMUND AND LADY SUSAN. R. jasminiflorum in 1803. R. arboreum There he visited Arnold Arboretum to make the acquaintance of Professor C.S. Other visitors to Cornwall, not quite so frequent, were Sir Frederick Moore and Armytage Moore and Lord Headfort from Ireland and Lord Stair from Scotland. R. afghanicum R. subdeciduum , Ideal soil: pH 4.5 to 6. Gillian Marie Loder (born 1968). in the greenhouse at South Lodge. R. griffithianum 2 He married, firstly, Penelope Jane Forde, daughter of Ivo Matthew Leopold Dieskan Forde and Margaret Pamela Robinson, on 23 June 1966. Possessed of ample means and abundant leisure,. McLaren, son of the First Lord Aberconway was elected to the Society in 1923. The following year, Thomas Lobb, a Cornishman working for James Veitch of Exeter, sent R. molle R. arboreum in 1809. Six subsequent expeditions over the next twenty-five years were organised by the Royal Botanic Garden at Edinburgh, and paid for by syndicates, of whom the leading member was J.C. Williams of Caerhays. R. auriculatum During the 1790s he was a captain in the Coolgreny Volunteer Cavalry, and at the time of the 1798 uprising he apparently feared being thought insufficiently zealous in the Protestant cause as his sisters were Catholics and married into local Catholic families. She hasn't seen . The first introduction from India was Plant Hunting in China Bred in Ireland, trained initially in France where she was a group 3 winner at 2, before moving to America, she was consigned by Bradley Weisbord and Liz Crow's ELiTE Sales and sold to Katsumi. We have Wilson to thank for the first introductions of rhododendrons from Japan, Korea and Taiwan, from expeditions which he made for the Arnold Arboretum in 1914-15 and 1917-19. As you would expect, the sale of over 800 lots features quite a bit of equestrian heritage, including hunting crops and art by Louis Lejeune, Emma McDermott and Emil Adam whose Ambush II of Newmarket Racecourse with jockey Algernon Anthony is listed at 4,000-6,000. He married Marion Hubbard (1854-1922), daughter of William Egerton Hubbard. Rhododendron argyrophyllum Over the years, the Veitches were instrumental in sending collectors all over the world and introducing a great many valuable plants into cultivation in Britain, but no more rhododendrons until they sent E.H. Wilson to China in 1899. ) made in 1893, which was awarded an F.C.C. This cultivar was introduced by Sir Edmund Loder, England around 1932. His father was Giles Loder (17861871) of Wilsford near Salisbury in Wiltshire, and his mother, Elizabe . R. arboreum Possessed of ample means and abundant leisure, Sir Edmund devoted his youth and middle age to field sport and travel in many lands. . , was introduced from China in 1823. Rather earlier introductions had been made by Loddiges at Hackney, Lee and Kennedy at Hammersmith, Thompson at Mile End, Russell at Battersea and Standish and Noble at Sunningdale. Early numbers of the Society's annual notes contain records of these new Chinese species being grown in Cornwall and by 1920 records began to appear of the flowering of their crosses with Himalayan species. Kingdon Ward's Explorations This page was last edited on 19 February 2023, at 02:26. By the early 1850's, many such hybrids were being offered by Standish & Noble at Sunningdale and the Waterer firms at Bagshot and Knaphill. In 1839, his eldest son, Dr. Joseph Dalton Hooker, by then aged twenty-two, sailed in H.M.5. Well known bloodstock breeder Sir Edmund Loder has decided to retire and is putting his beautiful property on the market through Paddy Jordan of Jordan Town & Country Estate Agents. at Leonardslee and the pollen parent a particularly good form of Outside Cornwall, James Mangles (1832-84) at Valewood near Haslemere in Surrey, who became known as "the High Priest of the Rhododendron Cult" raised some very good hybrids, using , , with almost every rhododendron likely to produce good results, in the process, he produced many good hybrids, including the superb 'Loderi' group of which the seed parent was a good form of . East of Tali, Forrest later found a number of species on the same subsoil and a number of species in the wild appear to grow on magnesium limestone. , as well as R. yakushimanum Sir Edmund Giles Loder, 2nd Baronet (7 August 1849 14 April 1920) was an English aristocrat, landowner and plantsman. R. ponticum article "Edmund Jeune Loder" is from Wikipedia, https://en.everybodywiki.com/index.php?title=Edmund_Jeune_Loder&oldid=3217616, Baronets in the Baronetage of the United Kingdom. Of these, the most important are the R. catawbiense Rhododendron hodgsonii R. keysii Downsizing for the most part can be a stressful ordeal and deciding what to keep can sometimes be a bit like choosing a favourite child. with R. crassum itself. J.C. Williams had made the dwarf hybrid 'Blue Tit' ( Rhododendron ciliicalyx With my mother's permission, he took many cuttings from it, from which he raised 'St. , extends as far west as eastern Szechuan. Sir Edmund Loder's wedding On 21st November 1876 Sir Edmund Loder (1849-1920) married Miss Marion Hubbard whose family owned Le. The daily routine of life as a horse breeder. The Weekly Wrap: Coming Of Age . Kildare auctioneer Paddy Jordan got 2021 off to a flying start in January with the sale of Eyrefield Lodge and Stud on 160ac at The Curragh. Rhododendron ramosissimum from Nepal in 1825. Marwell, third dam of King's Harlequin, was the champion 3-year-old filly of 1981 when she won the William Hill July Cup (G1), King's Stand Stakes (G1)and Prix de l'Abbaye de Longchamp (G1), to add to her William Hill Cheveley Park Stakes (G1), Flying Childers Stakes (G1) and Molecomb Stakes (G3) successes of 1980. R. caucasicum The first record of a rhododendron in cultivation in Britain is of published in three parts between 1849 and 1851, with thirty coloured plates, edited by Hooker's father. Track 2: Joined the Turf Club in the 1960s described the membership as it was in those days. and She brought with her to Tremeer a number of fine hybrids made by her husband and later herself, as well as the collection of Kurume azaleas selected for Stevenson by Koichiro Wada, as all being better than the "Wilson Fifty." Delavay and Henry sent back a certain amount of seed, but the first serious attempt to collect seed of the plants endemic to western China was due to the initiative again of Messrs. Veitch. Magor at Lamellen. Shortly before the Second World War, Lieutenant Colonel (later Major General) Eric Harrison bought Tremeer in north Cornwall and started to plant rhododendrons, mainly obtained from over the hill at Lamellen. Script error: No such module "AfC topic". In the spring of 1964, we had a visit from Dr. Milton Walker and at his request sent cuttings to the Botanical Garden in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, notably of x By1819 there was a plant of this in the collection at the Royal Botanic Garden at Edinburgh, listed as Of the mainly tropical Malesian (Vireya) species, Track 4: The need for improvements on the estates which he had inherited; recalled many families who had worked on the estates over the years. All Rights Reserved. Rhododendron Species The conflict of interest he experienced when a new body, Horse Racing Ireland, was being set up, as he was Chairman of the Breeders Association and also a member of the Turf Club. Leonardslee is world-renowned for its rhododendrons, so it's very fitting that Sir Edmund Loder's original collection has been given a new lease of life and National Plant Collection status to match. The Rhododendrons of Sikkim-Himalaya The Trees of Great Britain and Ireland Articles copied from Draft Namespace on Wikipedia could be seen on the Draft Namespace of Wikipedia and not main one. His Kew friend, Hugh Falconer, travelled out in the same party, on his way to take charge of the Saharanpur Botanic Garden. It was here that he found Needs partially shaded site, sheltered from cold winds, and prefers woodland conditions. 7 Aug 1849; bapt. Named after renowned plantsman, collector, and breeder Sir Edmund Loder (1849-1920) who first developed hybrid rhododendrons from R. fortunei and R. griffithianum, the Rhododendron (Loder collection) has been somewhat neglected over the years. Among other species which Wilson found on Mount Omei and Washan on this subsoil were Bulley of Bees Ltd. at Neston in Cheshire, to whom all his seed was sent. Later Joseph Hooker named three rhododendron species which he collected after these gentlemen: This is likely to be the source of most of the plants of this hybrid in Cornwall. and JavaScript. The European and North American species began to be planted to a limited extent in British gardens early in the 19th century. This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged. By MarcMertens on 14th November 2020 "Lovely plant" Good to know. . R. impeditum A genealogical and heraldic history of the landed gentry of Great Britain & Ireland 6th ed. Here he found in 1833. . We use cookies to ensure that we give you the best experience on our website. Lamellen, Cornwall, England. room Durrow, Co. Laois. Provided by the Springer Nature SharedIt content-sharing initiative, Nature (Nature) 'Sir Charles Lemon' is usually regarded as a natural hybrid of A similar disaster affected the army of Pompey in the same area in his campaign against King Mithridates of Pontus in 66 B.C. from the western Alps and Pyrenees, was in cultivation in Britain in 1740. Between these he explored the holy Mount Omei, one of the triangle of mountains west of Kiating-fu enclosing the Laolin or "wilderness of very wild country." To obtain Sir Edmund then started to plant the estate with a collection of plants which included everything . These plants ranged in colour from the white with a slight pink flush of 'Trebianum' to 'Gill's Triumph' with large crimson-scarlet flowers. R. griffithianum Auction closed 11 - 12 Mar 2021 10:00 GMT (2 day sale) gavel Sheppard's Irish Auction House. R. fargesii R. arboreum Eyrefield Lodge Stud is located between Kilcullen and Newbridge, 3 km from the Curragh Racecourse, 16 km from Goffs, 50 km from Dublin and its International Airport He was partly instrumental also in the formation of the Forestry Commission and in 1913 he was appointed Professor of Forestry at the College of Science in Dublin where he remained until 1926. He introduced a number of deciduous azalea species and also Sir Edmund Giles Loder 2nd Bart of Leonardslee, Horsham Birth 7 Aug 1849 - London, England Death 14 Apr 1920 - Horsham, Sussex, England Mother Maria Georginia Busk Father Sir Robert Loder, 1st Baronet, MP Quick access Family tree Records 11191 4213 New search Sir Edmund Giles Loder 2nd Bart of Leonardslee, Horsham family tree R. barbatum The highlight of the sale from the contents is lot 121; an important 19th-century mahogany breakfront bookcase, which has been in the drawing room for almost a century, and is expected to achieve 30,000-40,000. Rhododendron discolor and he started the School of Forestry at Cambridge. Millais, 1917. Sir Edmund Giles Loder, 2nd Bt. Later, he also introduced from the Malayan Peninsula and lower Burma , at first named by Balfour Sir Edmund Loder resided at Leonardslee for just over 30 years and his work in the field of horticulture was so significant that his exploits are studied in horticultural curriculums. R. augustinii Sir Edmund Giles Loder, 2nd Baronet (7 August 1849 - 14 April 1920) was an English aristocrat, landowner and plantsman. The Loder Baronetcy, of Whittlebury in the County of Northampton, and of High Beeches in Slaugham in the County of Sussex, was created in the Baronetage of the United Kingdom on 27 July 1887 for Robert Loder, who had previously represented New Shoreham in the House of Commons as a Conservative . A seven-bedroom house dating back to 1760 and 160 acres of limestone land on the Curragh ought to be attraction enough, not to mention cottages, stables and spectacular gardens replete with roses and topiary. Sir Edmund Loder, who lives at Eyrefield Lodge in Athgarvan with his wife Sue, is retiring from the bloodstock business after nearly 50 years at the 160-acre Kildare stud, which has been in his extended family since 1897. ) A.M. 1918. to produce 'Luscombei' in 1880, still a very good hybrid. Script error: No such module "Draft topics". On James Mangles' death, his mantle rather fell on Sir Edmund Loder (1849-1920), who crossed R. malayanum It is of interest therefore that most of the Laolin and these three mountains are on hard limestone, as were the gorges north of Ichang in northwest Hupeh where Henry worked. ) in 1933. He also backed George Forrest's 1910 and 1912-14 expeditions and distributed seed from them. R. concinnum R. ponticum The Hooker Family R. arboreum Joseph Hooker's expedition is immortalized in his He was among the last of British sportsmen to take toll of the dwindling herds of bison in North-west America, and the first European to obtain a specimen of the little desert antelope, named after him, Gazella Loderi which inhabits the Sahara contentedly without access to water. This is the rhododendron which seems to have been allowed to get out of control in the Snowdonia National Park and has been causing much ill-informed concern to the "Greens" and to the media. We . While there is a wealth of information available on the fascinating Sir Edmund Loder, the most intriguing is a 356pp biography written about him in 1923, titled Edmund Loder Naturalist, Horticulturist, Traveller and Sportsman A Memoir by Sir Alfred E. Pease, Bt., which accompanies the lot. This nursery has also done a useful service in bringing over from America one or two of the species introduced by Rock which never reached Great Britain, notably Oregon State Univ. R. canescens Rhododendrons R. caucasicum The finest of these is The Loder Baronetcy, of Whittlebury in the County of Northampton, and of High Beeches in Slaugham in the County of Sussex, was created in the Baronetage of the United Kingdom on 27 July 1887 for Robert Loder, who had previously represented New Shoreham in the House of Commons as a Conservative. in 1976 and and a Rhododendron griffithianum There is an original plant of this at Tregothnan, but the massive 'Cornish Early Red' of Cornish gardens which it resembles, seems to be mainly 'Smithii' ( By this time, both the Arnold Arboretum at Harvard University in Massachusetts and the Royal Botanical Garden at Kew were expressing interest in introducing some of the fine plants that the French missionaries, Augustine Henry and other travelers had found in western China. Over the next forty-five years, apart from the two World Wars, he made a succession of expeditions in upper Burma and western China, extending into southeast Tibet, Sikkim, Bhutan and Assam. , of which the herbarium specimen is a He visited the area again in 1948-49. ) and 'Cornish Cross' ( These are both slow growing evergreen shrubs of three feet or so. Loder baronets, of Whittlebury and High Beeches (1887), "Current United Kingdom Baronetcies I P", https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Loder_baronets&oldid=1095908143. Rhododendron campbelliae Sir Edmund Jeune Loder, 4th Baronet (26 June 1941) was an English aristocrat, landowner and Irish Bloodstock Breeder. Erebus as assistant surgeon and botanist with Captain Ross' Antarctic expedition. The plants were named the Loderi hybrids and group in his honour. , and a little later with Stocker'). On this expedition, he collected seed of thirty-six species of rhododendron under fifty-five seed numbers. from Assam in 1843. "I wish [Sir Edmund] Loder were his real father," she said. The herd of deer and a family of wallabies, which had been in situ since the naturalist Sir Edmund Loder introduced them to the gardens in 1889, were on the verge of being the subject of an animal protection order. Subsequently she was worked for several sales consigners preparing and presenting horses. Elwes on the production of the seven volumes of . R. sidereum You can also search for this author in . THE death of Sir Edmund Loder at the age of seventy removes from the ranks of English country gentlemen one of the cultivated members of that class. Rhododendrons and Their Various Hybrids Seedlings of this cross were sent to other gardens in Cornwall and to Sir Edmund Loder at Leonardslee in Sussex. R. ponticum . Several nurserymen, mostly near London, began to distribute them, notably the Waterers at Knaphill and Bagshot and the Veitches at Exeter. R. maximum , edited by J.B. Stevenson, 1930. and RHS Hardiness Rating: H5. in 1917 listed 484 hardy hybrids raised in Europe and at that time available, of which 292 originated with the Waterer firms at Bagshot and Knaphill. with the European His father was Sir Giles Rolls Loder, 3rd Baronet (19141999), a landowner and horticulturalist, and his mother, Marie Violet Pamela Symons-Jeune (Unknown2005). Lady Susan and Sir Edmund Loder now in his 80th year are downsizing from their 500sq m rural idyll, Eyrefield Lodge, the recently sold stud farm on 160 acres in Kildare as they are off to London to be closer to family. Williams named many of his hybrids after birds and butterflies: 'Blue Tit', 'Yellow Hammer', 'Red Admiral' and so on. Here he remained for the next eight years, but he spent his weekends collecting in the gorges a few miles to the north and he sent specimens to Kew. Gardens early in the 1960s described the membership as it was here he. R. maximum, edited by J.B. 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