Re: REF: Color Patterns for Dummies
- To: i*@egroups.com
- Subject: Re: REF: Color Patterns for Dummies
- From: p*@coupeville.net
- Date: Tue, 23 Jan 2001 07:27:50 -0000
Go for it, Laurie! I'd welcome such a site. I too have visited
every web site I could find, and have a BIG STACK of catalogs, as
well as a sizeable and growing number of cultivars, going back a long
way. And I still probably couldn't answer your questions. More
power to you! I'm fascinated by the discussion threads that appear
here; but do I understand them..."
Patricia Brooks
-- In iris-talk@egroups.com, lfandjg@y... wrote:
> --- In iris-talk@egroups.com, "Hotmail" <janclarx@h...> wrote:
>
> > Are you the same Laurie that gives out plenty of intelligent
> information on the iris forum?
>
> Guilty as charged. But if you read my Iris Forum posts, you no
doubt
> realize that all I'm really doing is restating some of the great
> advice and information I've read here on iris-talk.
>
> > At leas you know enough about colour patterns to be as confused
> as
> the rest of us!
>
> Gee, that doesn't bode too well for my Iris Patterns for Dummies
> project. ;-)
>
> > Have you checked out the iris-photos archives? They are at:
> > www.mallorn.com/lists/iris-photos/
> >
> > also go to www.irises.org and check out some of the web pages
> linked to the AIS site web page. Many of these have lots of photos,
> with descriptions. They may not describe the pattern types exactly,
> but just looking at the variety of types will help.
>
> I've spent countless hours at just about every iris-related website
> on
> the net, and about all it's done in terms of learning iris patterns
> is
> leave me more confused. What I really need is for someone to point
> me
> at a specific photo and say, "See that band of color around the
edge
> of the fall? That's what's commonly referred to as a halo, and
it's
> different than a wire-edge or a ring because ... " or "This one is
a
> variegata instead of a yellow-ground plicata because ... " or "That
> dotting is stippling but this dotting is peppering because ..."
>
> A pictorial tutorial would make all of this soooo much easier!
>
> Laurie