(C.japonica), Loddiges Catalogue, 1830, p.21: Originated by the nurseryman Low,

England. A rose pink to red, Medium size, anemone form similar to Anemoniflora. Berlèse,

1843, Iconographie, vol.3, pl.216 as ‘Anemonaeflora Rosea de Low’: Flower 9-10 cm across,

irregular, full, of a spherical form, pure cherry-red carmine, sometimes tinted. The outside

petals in 2 rows, are ample, long, obtusely notched, horizontally imbricated and veined; those

of the interior are in keeping, but smaller, innumerable, serried and in a spherical cluster. The

name was erroneously used in Australia as a synonym for Speciossissima. It was also

invalidly used by Negri, Milan, Italy in 1843, for one of his seedlings. Orthographic variants:

‘Anemone Warrata Rosea’, ‘Anemoneflora Rosea’, ‘Rose Waratah’, ‘Anemonaeflora Rosea

de Low’. ‘Anemonae Warrata Roseii’, ‘Anemonaeflora Rosea’. ‘Anemonae Rose’,

‘Anaemoneflora Rosea’, ‘Warratha Roses’, ‘Waratah Rosea’.

Anemoniflora Rosea de Low. Berlèse, 1843, Iconographie, pl.216 as ‘Anemonoeflora Rosea de

Low’ and as ‘Anemonaeflora Rosea de Low’ on page facing pl.216. Synonym for

Anemoniflora Rosea.

Anemoniflora Rosea Depressa. Anonymous, 1841, Gardeners’ Chronicle, p.609 as ‘Aneomoneflora

Rosea Depressa’. Synonym for Pressii Rosea.

Anemoniflora Rosea de Presse. Jacob Macoy et Cie Catalogue, 1836, p.15. Synonym for Pressii

Rosea.