Re: SP: Spage Age Terminology
From: "Title, CDR Lynn A." <titlel@spawar.navy.mil>
I agree that "space age" is altogether too '50's, and I don't have a better
term to offer (yet), but when I hear "appendaged" iris I think of Triffids
(dating myself again, aren't I?)
I've liked the terms "flounced" "spooned" and/or "horned" as clean and
specific, though who knows what Mike Sutton will come up with next,
requiring a brand-new specific term. How about "extended" irises?
Lynn
-----Original Message-----
From: Loberg [l*@jps.net]
Sent: Friday, July 09, 1999 9:19 AM
To: iris-talk@onelist.com
Subject: Re: [iris-talk] SP: Spage Age Terminology
From: "Loberg" <loberg@jps.net>
Anner's suggestion of 'Appendaged Irises' certainly would be appropriate,
and I like it, but would it be hard to "sell" the public? Telling a
gardener that this is a "double" <flower> is an easy term to get out and
remember, but an "appendaged" <flower> may be a mouthful.
Is this something our Iris community could work on to get consensus on a new
term? Could it be presented to AIS for re-consideration?
Kitty Loberg
Redwood Valley, Calif. (northern)
>And now we have this new chapter in the Judges' Training Book
>called "Judging Space Age Irises," which will make it harder than
>ever to get rid of the term, since it seems to be validated by the
>AIS merely because it is in print.
>Anyway, this type of iris continues to advance and grow in
>popularity, but the term applied to them is now obsolete.
>Walter Moores
>Enid Lake, MS 7/8
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