[PHOTO] Re: Re: GIANT MOHR

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From: "donald" <donald@eastland.net>
 
> The parentage is unknown.  According to some of the old ASI
> Yearbooks I have, information was that it was bod pod and pollen
> fertile.  So far as I know there have been no itroductions with this
> in the background.  It does currently have a pod on it here.  I hope
> it lives to maturity and produces viable seeds that germinate.  Time
> will tell.
Donald,
 
Please keep us posted on the results.
 
I'm anxious to see what other seedlings from it look like. I have one tough-as-nails volunteer from it (no idea of the direction of the cross) and a common purple "flag" type that bloomed about 6 years after I'd planted the parents. I can be pretty sure of the parentage because these 2 were the only irises on the place at that time. :-)
 
GIANT MOHR set one pod last year containing one seed. I've got my fingers crossed.
 
Christy
 

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