Unfortunately, seedling, un-named seedlings, unknown, etc. is typically bull poopoo.

Enough times it is a known commercial cultivar, even at the time of application. Even then, they KNOW.

At least Weeks likes to play a little naming game with people.

I can understand if a parent is a string of known cultivars, but there is no excuse for most of the actions.

I believe it is mostly because the big European breeders are in such close proximity and dont want to admit "trade secrets" or that they use each others stuff.

Big deal, no one cares. Honestly. Just let the consumer know what's what. Should be customary if its simple enough.