Re: HIST: SPEC: Donald's Homested Purple
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- Subject: Re: HIST: SPEC: Donald's Homested Purple
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- Date: Wed, 7 Apr 1999 07:37:19 +0000
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From: "Walter Moores" <wmoores@watervalley.net>
> From Anner:
>
> I'd say I. germanica was a real good candidate for an unknown shorter
> two-toned purple homested iris in the South. It is ubiquitous here in
> Virginia, although not as often found as I. pallida, which is so prevalent
> that some folks think it is a native flower. Mike Lowe wrote an interesting
> article in the Spring 1995 issue of ROOTS about I. germanica called "I've
> seen this Mug Everywhere!"
In this post Donald and Anner have whetted the appetites of
long-established listers/talkers who await axniously Anner's finds in
the back alley tours of Richmond and Chesterfield county. Her
wordsmithing takes you there. Hang on; it can't be long now
until this masterpiece scrolls down your screen. Don't miss it.
It is a pleasure to see Anner posting again.
Walter Moores
Enid Lake, MS 7/8 (joins Donald in viewing ZERZURA as it opened here
today with its bedmate TEL AVIV. These two mated last year and have
four children still in the nursery)
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