Re: HYB:FEEDBACK for rebloom
- Subject: Re: [iris-talk] HYB:FEEDBACK for rebloom
- From: w*
- Date: Thu, 12 Jul 2001 16:36:04 -0500
- Priority: normal
On 12 Jul 01, at 10:24, Randy Squires wrote:
> >lmann@icx.net> writes:
> > Randy Squires posted a photo of a seedling and said:
> > <One little flaw is the twist in one fall, it's called the Tiffany
> Twist.
>
> > I can't quite make out what you mean - explain?
> Hi Linda,
> Keith Keppel in his program on Glacatas, Plicatas, Luminatas
> said the Tiffany Twist goes all the way back to an iris
> named TIFFANY (1949). From what I understood is that
> Tiffany was notorious for having falls that twist off to the side.
> He said it still shows up in falls of iris today and has been given
> the name Tiffany Twist for this characteristic.
> Randy in southern California,
> USDA Zone 10
> Heat Zone 8
> Plant Hardiness Zone 10a
> with seeds from Rosalie Figge X Feedback (should be a rebloomer)
Randy,
Congratulations on this cross. I have never set seed on RF and she
has never had any pollen for me. Feedback is a great rebloomer,
sometimes an everbloomer when the weather cooperates. Let's hope you
get an everblooming RF type that looks like one of the grandparents
TITAN'S GLORY. Feedback has refused to give me anything worth
keeping even with SILVERADO. I finally got rid of three S x F
seedlings after growing them about eight years and never seeing any
rebloom whatsoever on any of them. They had respectable form but
just an ordinary reddish violet color.
Walter Moores
Enid Lake, MS USA 7/8 (In the center of the Great Mississippi Desert)
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