re: iris lingo
- To: i*@Rt66.com
- Subject: re: iris lingo
- From: t*@Lanl.GOV (Tom Tadfor Little)
- Date: Mon, 29 Apr 1996 11:23:45 -0600
:What is the difference between ruffled and fluted; laced and frilled?
The difference is whether the marketing department has gotten their
hands on the copy yet or not. ;)
Seriously, though: "fluted" and "frilled" (I think) are just meant to
be more vivid terms for particular types of ruffling and lacing. I doubt
that you could really pin them down very precisely.
:
:What do you call the color pattern where the flower is darker in the center
:of the falls with a lighter rim - like RINGO or Magic Man?
:
Sorry to be glib, but I usually call that pattern "falls darker in the
center with a lighter rim"
Cheers!
Tom
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