Re: tectorum
Will,
It certainly has all the normal characteristics of I.tectorum, except color
and intensity of markings. I have never seen one of such deep color and
prominent "etchings" as this. Whatever....it is a keeper; a beautiful
flower!
What little experience I have had growing I.tectorum, there does seem to be
quite a bit of variation in it's habit, so it could be natural (my guess)
but if so......WOW!
M. Dean Hunt
Louisville, KY zone 6B
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From: <willwarner@alltel.net>
To: <iris-species@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Sunday, May 08, 2005 2:50 PM
Subject: [iris-species] tectorum
>I took this pic at our local iris show yesterday. Someone was showing it
> as i. tectorum, but it definately stood out from the others. The markings
> on the falls are much more developed and prominant. It got the blue
> ribbon. My question is; is this a selection of tectorum or just natural
> variation? I hope to get a start of this one.
> Will Warner
> SW MO
> Zone 6
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