Re: sibling photo - out of Vanity - luminata veining?- Dave

Hi Dave,
 
Thank you so much for your comments, I really appreciate them.
 
Yes, that bright raspberry seedling was just opening, and that is why the falls were up so high too.  I liked this one too.  I'll have to examine it more closely in the spring to see if their is a possible luminata/plicata pattern going on.  I hope so. 
 
The pinky-lavender seedling labeled VanSeedling-sm. is no longer around.  It had poor substance, and the sun would burn it.  Funny, because it's red sibling - holds up well.
 
Speaking of pale luminata-like veins - I'm going to be posting a photo of Brazen Beauty in a few minutes.  I was looking at that iris this past spring and thought I saw some luminata pattering going on in it.  Tell me if you see it.  If so, then maybe Brazen Beauty is more than just a plicata.
 
Margie V.
Oro Valley, AZ.
Zone 8/9
I*@comcast.net
 
----- Original Message -----
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Sent: Friday, December 03, 2004 3:18 AM
Subject: Re: [iris-photos] Red seedling's sibling photo - - out of Vanity - luminata

Even with the wide range of colors, you can see a family resemblance to all of these.
 
Crossing subjects here a bit, but that bright raspberry one appears to have pale luminata-like veins, but with strong dark vein striping toward the base more like plicata coloring.  Thought a couple of the others might show it too, but perhaps just lighting?
 
I like the bright coloring on this one, but the standards look a bit poor, is that just because it is still opening?
 
I also really like the one in the groups shot that looks sort of pinky lavender labeled VanSeedling -sm.JPG.  I like the play of colors on that one.

Dave


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