Re: MTB
From: Marte Halleck <MorJHalleck@worldnet.att.net>
william b. cook wrote:
>
> When I lived in Kentucky, I treated MTB's the same as I did the TB
> Irises. The only allowance was for the lower height. There, the MTB
> Irises were more generous with flower production than the TB Irises. The
> only TB that came close in flower production was LORELEY.
Mark, I'm finally getting around to asking a question about your posting
-- isn't LORELEY an MTB, not a TB? I'm asking because LORELEY is one
I've considered in trying to ID a yellow & purple variegata which
flowered in my Nameless bed this year. My unknown bloomed with the TBs,
had lots of buds per stalk & appears to be quite vigorous but it's
height & flower size certainly suggest an MTB.
I've only found one abbreviated catalog entry for LORELEY where it's
listed as an MTB from Goos & Koenemann, '09 , with a "distinctive
pattern in white, yellow and purple". Can you (or someone?) tell me the
official description, please-&-thank-you?
Marte in the mtns Zone 4/Sunset 1 Colorado
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