Re: Joseph's Coat

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• Subject: Re: [iris-photos] Joseph's Coat
• From: "Kent Appleberry" a*@cut.net
• Date: Sat, 27 May 2006 23:21:50 -0000

Cool!  Maybe it happens every year, and you just don't help cut flowers enough
to see ...

I haven't noticed any color variants of this type here, but I've had a couple
other oddities that I'll get around to posting one of these days.

Kent
Sanpete County, Utah, zone 4/5, very windy today as cold front moves in
this must be about peak bloom

alhbee@aol.com said:

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> I noticed the flowers of Joseph's Coat while helping my wife cut  flowers 
>for 
> the house. And very quickly I said "no, you can't have any of  those!" I've 
> had J. C. for about 15 years and I  believe the first time it  has deviated 
> from the norm. I got it  for it's chimerical tendencies. Some  flowers are
brown 
> and yellow or are blue and white. Several are mixed with  1/3 of the flower 
> blue and white and the remaining 2/3 brown and  yellow.   In two flowers,
one of 
> the standard are white and  yellow. . 


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