Re: Flight of Butterflies
- Subject: Re: [sibrob] Flight of Butterflies
- From: Robt R Pries r*@sbcglobal.net
- Date: Wed, 5 Jul 2006 11:53:12 -0700 (PDT)
I have not seen the entry in the Siberian checklist
but I do not know where the 40 chromosome part would
have come from. I don't believe Jean ever thought of
it as a Hybrid and not a pure species either and it
originated with her. I wonder if another plant has
gotton mixed with this in Roy's Garden since I can't
imagine he would add that comment looking at the plant
I used to have.
--- Irisquilt@aol.com wrote:
> Since you're so positive why don't you get Roy
> Epperson to correct it in the
> Siberian checklist. I am going to call it to his
> attention also, someday, but
> now it says Possible 40 Chromosome. I am just as
> convinced that it is I.
> sibirica. Another thing that needs to be changed is
> getting Nichols Garden to put
> in a correct photo for FOB. I have spent a few hours
> going back in my
> collection of White Flower Farm catalogs to the
> original listing in Sp of '75 but it
> was not until '84 that they put a color photo in and
> it sure resembles Shaker's
> Prayer as I remember it. What they have in is q mid
> purple fall with a few
> marks up in the haft area and I think miniature to
> WFF must have been bloom size
> as they said 30-36" and I think that isn't what most
> gardeners think miniature
> is in height. anna mae
>
>
>
>
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