{Disarmed} RE: reselected seedlings

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These seedlings are all beautiful.  The lined falls on 297B are spectacular.  It would be the one I would buy.  The other two however are most interesting to me.

I had a seedling bloom this spring from a cross of two plicatas which was cream colored with no sign of plicata markings.  Is that a glaciata?   The cross was (Pond Lily x Joaquin Lady) X Lovely Dawn.  That I got a plicata seedling from Pond Lily X Joaquin Lady astonished me.  All the siblings of the cream colored one were plicatas.  I didn’t find it very attractive but quite interesting.  Since it is in a neglected part of my garden, I still have it.  Perhaps I should keep it to look at more closely next year.

Also I am surprised that a cross with Ring Around Rosie produced an iris which does not show plicata markings.  Can some one explain this?

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From: iris-photos@yahoogroups.com [mailto:iris-photos@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Lowell Baumunk
Sent: Monday, June 19, 2006 6:08 AM
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Subject: [iris-photos] reselected seedlings

These three bloomed for the first time in '05.

 

2105D:  A glaciata.  (((Gigolo x Magic Kingdom) x Flights of Fancy) x Screen Play) X ((Jazzed Up x ((Gigolo x Magic Kingdom) x Flights of Fancy)))

 

2133C:  Blue-bearded variegata.  (High Priestess X Ring Around Rosie)

 

297B:  Luminata-plicata.  (High Priestess X Elizabethan Age)

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