Re: CAT: Desert Lullaby
In a message dated 2/27/2004 8:07:34 PM Central Standard Time,
showtime@bbtel.com writes:
> Is there a connection between PINK ANGEL and PINK TAFFETA?
>
Christian, They are both introductions of Nate Rudolph. But there's another
connection. Cross # 65 appears to have produced both PT (65-29) and the
pollen parent of PINK SLEIGH (65-50 which makes PS a sibling cross). PINK SLEIGH
is the pod parent of PINK ANGEL. (My take on reading the linage)
PINK TAFFETA and PINK SLEIGH figure in the parentage of many modern pinks
including but not limited to VANITY & BEVERLY SILLS.
PINK TAFFETA
(Rudolph, R. `65). 65-29. TB, 31", EM,, R3L.
"S rose-pink (Wilson 427/1); F rose-pink (427/2). 63-29 (Fay 56-06: sib to
Arctic Flame x 59-31) X 61-42 (Pink Ice x 59-55). HM `69, JC `69. Moldovan `68."
PINK ANGEL
(N. Rudolph, R. 1972). Sdlg. 70-75. TB, 29" (74 cm), E.
"S. light pink (RHS 49C); F. light pink, blending to pale pink at center,
deeper pink haft; sharp pink beard. Pink Sleigh X Cream Taffeta. Rudolph 1973."
PINK SLEIGH
(N. Rudolph, R. 1970). Sdlg. 67-40. TB, 30" (76 cm), M.
"S. blue-pink with touch of lavender (Wilson 530/1); F. blue-pink (530/2)
with lighter area at center; ruffled, laced; red beard. 65-50 X Pink Taffeta.
Rudolph 1970."
Hope this helps.
Betty W. in South-central KY Zone 6
Bridge In Time Iris Garden@website:
www.thegardensite.com/irises/bridgeintime/
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