Zophar Warner Selections Mr. Zophar Warner (1915-1991), was a founding member of the IPPS and a contemporary of Dr. Henry Skinner, David Leach, Fred Galle and Tony Shammarello.   Zo Warner’s selections of Species Azaleas are exemplary. The Zo Warner Natural Hybrids have produced vigorous and variable seedlings.  The foliage on these plants tends to be superior to the Gregory Bald Hybrids from which these are thought to be derivative.  We ID these plants by where Mr. Warner planted them in his beds. ZS stands for Zo Selection. The plants are then numbered and marked as upper row “ur” or lower row “lr”. Zo Warner collection seed source   To order, call: (423) 727-4264 or email:  appalnativeplants@gmail.com   R. Calendulaceum   Straight Species Azaleas   Evergreen Species

Zo Warner collection seed source ZS6ur	R. arborescens x cumberlandense Zo Warner collection seed source ZS11lr	Zo Warner collection seed source ZS10ur
Zo Warner collection seed source ZS7ur	Zo Warner collection seed source ZS6lr	Zo Warner collection seed source ZS12lr
R. cumberlandense x arborescens “WB8” F2 Zo Warner collection seed source TennRose seed source	R. cumberlandense x arborescens “Dottie” F2 Zo Warner collection seed source TennRose seed source	R. arborescens x cumberlandense “CB10” F2 Zo Warner collection seed source TennRose seed source
R. cumberlandense x arborescens “Honey” F2 Zo Warner collection seed source TennRose seed source	R.Cumberlandense, Cumberland Zo Warner collection seed source ZS9ur	R. cumberlandense x arborescens “Side Yard Peach” F2 Zo Warner collection seed source TennRose seed source
R. cumberlandense x arborescens “Dwarf Rose” F2 Zo Warner collection OP seedling TennRose seed source	R. cumberlandense x arborescens “Dwarf pink” -F1Zo Warner collection OP seedlings. The parent plant has remained under 24” tall for 15 years. Most seedlings have not been dwarf. Very vigorous growers’; mostly pink or large white blooms. TennRose seed source	R. viscosum hybrid “Ms Lindy” F2 Zo Warner collection seed source TennRose seed source
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