FW: SPEC: Dottie's Double
- To: "'i*@onelist.com'"
- Subject: FW: [iris-talk] SPEC: Dottie's Double
- From: T* C* L* A*
- Date: Sun, 2 Jul 2000 06:47:15 -0400
Somebody a few years ago gave me a piece of what she said was a Louisiana
iris, DOTTIE'S DOUBLE, which apparently was found in the wild by Dottie's
young daughter while on a family picnic, if I remember the story right. It
has six falls, no standards, a soft pale blue, and blooms after the TBs but
before the JI.
I mentioned this plant at yesterday's dig, and somebody said that it's not a
Louisiana at all, but a natural versicolor-laevigata cross. Can anybody
clarify?
Lynn
outside Washington DC, zone 6a, where the rains have backed off for two days
straight of breezy balmy sunny summer - not even humid! And the Lucifer
crocosmia look so sultry behind the Peruvian daffodils...
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