Re: CULT:Color changing-beepods, natural selection, chemical damage
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- Subject: Re: [iris-talk]CULT:Color changing-beepods, natural selection, chemical damage
- From: S* O*
- Date: Sat, 25 Mar 2000 10:40:38 -0800 (PST)
From: Sterling Okase <sterling_o@yahoo.com>
--- storylade@aol.com wrote:
> To determine a sport, unlikely change of color, you
> would need the original
> and the sport to compare all other attributes. The
> only change in appearance
> is color. I understand they are rare.
> .02 from Betty in Bowling Green, KY (USA) another
> beautiful day.
Hi Betty and Talkers,
I thought when a plant sports it could be any part of
the plant i.e. flower color, leaves, branches etc. For
example in roses, Climbing Peace is a sport of Peace.
The original flower color is the same but the plant
habits have changed.
Speaking of sports, I was out in my garden today and
noticed that one fan in my clump of Purple Streaker
has decided to play with my head. One fan has
developed white variegation in the leaves. I am hoping
it stays that way.
Iris Maniac,
Sterling (not Innerst)
Seattle, Washington, USA
Zone 8
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