Re: SWALLOWTAIL
- Subject: Re: [sibrob] SWALLOWTAIL
- From: M*
- Date: Wed, 03 Oct 2001 20:15:04 -0400
That's great, Jim. If you can find a catalogue listing it, just send it or a copy to
Keith Keppel and he'll make the changes to the checklist.
Sapphire Royale is a great garden plant.
Maureen
Jim/Matthew/Eric Murphy wrote:
> Hi Maureen, and robins,
> As regards the excellent plant SAPPHIRE ROYALE, I received a plant from Mike
> Henrietta, of Plants Unlimited, in 1996. He got it from someone at the Perennial
> Plant Association meeting that year. I have sold over 20 plants and have more than
> 20 on hand, from two fans! If it helps, I could get documentation from Plants
> Unlimited. The paper robin SKYWINGS, has documentation of this also. Perhaps Libby
> has old documents from this robin. Jim
>
> Maureen wrote:
>
> > Hi Greg,
> >
> > Chuck Chapman has been going through Canadian irises and making sure that
> > everything has been done. Sapphire Royale and Red Royale were two siberians
> > that were registered by the Royal Botanical Gardens many years ago but there had
> > been no documentation on its introduction. Catalogues selling the irises were
> > forwarded to Keith and they are now listed as being introduced in 1998 and
> > 1999. There is still more research going on because eveyone knows that they
> > were introduced much earlier. If some evidence turns up, the correction will be
> > made to the checklist.
> >
> > So, go ahead and do the paperwork. It can be fixed if other information comes
> > to light.
> >
> > Maureen Mark
> > Ottawa, Ontario
> >
> > "McCullough, Greg" wrote:
> >
> > > I've been selling a Siberian named SWALLOWTAIL for some time (originally got
> > > it in 1994 from Borbeleta Gardens) as a plant introduced by Wadekamper in
> > > 1991. The Siberian checklist has this plant listed but the AIS checklist
> > > doesn't! Keith Keppel tells me that it never has been registered, but that
> > > someone who wished could "legitimize" it by registering it after the fact.
> > > (he's not sure how it got in one list and not the other). I don't mind doing
> > > that, but I'm wondering if I should, or if the Siberian Iris Society should
> > > or for that matter someone else should do it. Any thoughts?
> > >
> > >
> > > Greg McCullough
> > > Iris City Gardens
> > >
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