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Re: TB:Vigilante


LOVELY photo, Pearl!  Not only the iris, but the background too.  
 
 Are you talking about the markings on the standards?  If so - those markings may or may not be "virus" markings.  If it is then I don't believe it is genetically transferable. I had an iris with virus markings years ago, but once I planted it in another location those markings never showed up again.  If it is part of it's genetics - then of course it quite possibly will show up on your cross. 
 
How exciting!!!  Good luck with your cross!!
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~ Margie V.
Oro Valley, AZ.
 
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From: p*@our-town.com
Sent: Sunday, April 29, 2007 2:39 PM
Subject: [iris-photos] TB:Vigilante

Vigilante (Schreiner 1991) opened this morning and my first thought was "wow! Look at that!" I think this must be some sort of frost damage. But it started me to thinking that this color combination would be something special. So since Tiger Honey also opened this morning, I made my first planned cross. Too bad it will take so long to find out if it works.


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