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TB: HIST: Mrs. George Darwin - beard strangeness
- Subject: [PHOTO] [iris-photos] TB: HIST: Mrs. George Darwin - beard strangeness
- From: Laurie Frazer l*@localnet.com
- Date: Tue, 1 Nov 2005 11:28:09 -0600
In preparing this bloom season's photos for inclusion on my website, I
found something quite unique that I didn't notice when observing the
living flowers in bloom. MRS. GEORGE DARWIN is an old historic with an
exquisite vein pattern on pristine white flowers, but the feature I now
find most intriguing is the beards. Note the "ridge" (crest?) that
extends below the primary beard. I don't believe I've ever seen
anything like it before. A spaceage precursor, perhaps? Are there
other similar examples of which anyone is aware? Is this a fairly
common phenomenon which I have simply been overlooking?
Laurie
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