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Open-pollinated seedling of ‘Adams No. 1’ or ‘Adams No. 2’

The record

Parentage
Open-pollinated seedling of ‘Adams No. 1’ or ‘Adams No. 2’
Origin
Kentville Research Station · Nova Scotia, Canada · released 1954
Rights
rights unknown — No patent, certificate, or trademark found in the sources consulted.
Species
Sambucus canadensis

Description

The first of the Nova Scotia releases, out of the Kentville Research Station in 1954, and an open-pollinated seedling of one of the two Adams clones — the sources do not settle which.

That uncertainty is recorded rather than resolved. ‘Adams No. 1 or Adams No. 2’ is what the literature says, and picking one would make the pedigree look firmer than it is.

Where to find it

No source recorded. That does not mean the cultivar is unavailable, only that this record does not yet name a nursery carrying it. Point us at one and it goes in.