A documented source used to build and check Hoya Library records. This page explains what the source is, what it contributes, and where its limits remain.
Collector gallery accountUndated; first publication date unverified
This source record is live while its research review continues. Bibliographic details and interpretations may change as the evidence is checked.
Citation
BCSS Teesside Branch; photograph credited to John Ellis. Undated; first publication date unverified. pp. Complete Sweet One gallery entry: plant description, received-label account and photograph copyright notice.
The BCSS Teesside Branch gallery describes a vigorous plant with relatively large, glossy, flecked leaves under the name Hoya carnosa cv. Sweet One. It reports that the plant had been received as H. bandaensis and was subsequently identified as McDonald’s cultivar following Christine M. Burton’s advice.
This is an undated account of one cultivated plant and its label history. It supplies no documented propagation link to McDonald’s original selection and does not establish H. bandaensis as a synonym of Sweet One. Its wording about the availability of H. bandaensis is retained as historical context rather than a current species-status finding.
The gallery photograph is credited to John Ellis. The page explicitly requires permission from the branch and photographer before reproducing its images, including on websites. No photograph is reproduced here.
Evidence scope and limits
Original held; exact focal passage checked; dated historical assertion, not modern identity authentication
Source notes and contributions
Have a clearer scan, a missing page, additional source details or a correction? Share it with the Library for review. You can choose information, photos, corrections or rights questions in the contribution form.
