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Re: Re: FOGBOUND


Sorry about this repeat message.  The computer is goofing up and resending stuff that has already been sent.
Patrick

----- Original Message -----
From: Patrick Orr
Sent: Sunday, May 20, 2001 12:22 AM
To: IRIS PHOTOS
Subject: Re: [iris-photos] Re: FOGBOUND

Hi Neil and all:
 
Thanks for the kind words about the picture.  I took several throughout the day and that one was by far the best, so I kept it.
 
Good luck with your Ambroise X Fogbound cross!
Patrick

----- Original Message -----
From: neilm@charter.net
Sent: Thursday, May 17, 2001 5:28 AM
To: iris-photos@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [iris-photos] Re: FOGBOUND

--- In iris-photos@y..., "Patrick Orr" <PatrickJOrr@h...> posted:
photo, FOGBOUND.

Patrick, that is the best photo of FOGBOUND I have yet seen.  I saved
a digital copy in my "pictures" folder--with a code attached
identifying it as yours.

Keppel was really excited about the seedlings he had from FOGBOUND
and LOTUS LAND.  Both of them have "pastel" rather than "t angerine"
coloring, especially in the beard.  Refreshing!

Which calls to mind something I've noted among the "new" (to me)
cv's.  AMBROISIE is also remarkably beautiful.  The published
pictures (Aitken--too dark, Cayeux--color wrong--looks blue-and-pink,
and one other, forget where) do not begin to do it justice.  It, too,
has a pastel-looking beard, appearing soft rose-pink, very attractive
on the soft rose-pink petal color that I wouldn't describe
as "raspberry" unless one added a whole lot of thick cream to the
berries).  The color of the flower, the form and texture, the
bloomstalk are impressive.  The standards have been fully closed here
on each of the blooms so far.  The published photos show standards
somewhat open.  Also, it is fertile--both pod and pollen--which I
find very helpful.  Next year, if my FOGBOUND doesn't freeze again (I
had only one blossom, at ground level, but podded it anyway) I intend
to cross the two.  AMBROISIE is strongly grounded in Melba Hamblen's
work and carries that line forward with verve.  That's a useful and
powerful heritage.

Neil Mogensen   zone 7a near Asheville, NC




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