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Thanks Laetitia.Yes most of the time I pick off the old flowers, but
sometimes I do miss one and if I do, I let it grow. I really think it's a
hybrid but I wanted to post the picture and let everyone see so that if
I'm mistaken, someone would point that out to me. Yes it is pretty and
even more so "in person"
Pearl in Texas on the line between zone 7/8
-------Original Message-------
From: i*@yahoogroups.com
Date: Thursday, April
25, 2002 12:34:12 PM
To: i*@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [iris-photos]
Re: new bloom
Pearl:
Yes...they can hybridize on
their own....Do you deadhead the
flowers, or just leave them form pods
on their own? If you don't pick
dead flowers off, than its very likely
that is what happened...
Its really pretty....have never seen one
quite like it....
Laetitia
--- In iris-photos@y...,
"Pearl Doyle" <doyle@o...> wrote:
> I have a new bloom this
morning and hope someone might help with
it's
> identity. It is
in a bed that has been planted for about ten years.
This is
>
the first time I remember seeing this one. Can iris hybridize on
their
own?
> It is between a group of yellow on one side and purple/wine
irises
on the
> other side.
>
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[PHOTO] Old South Show - Flower connoisseur