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Posted 4 years ago
ho2cultcha
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Here in california, we are blessed with a slew of Iris species which are very promiscuous. They hybridize regularly and in spectacular ways. Here is one i planted a couple years ago in a garden near me in Oakland.
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Beautiful ! Pictures of Flowers this Spring is nice to see!
Wow - what rich colors on this variety - beautiful!
ho2cultcha, Gorgeous. :-)
This is the closest I could find:
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Cozumel, Joseph Ghio, registered 1996
Photographed by Jay and Terri Hudson
Bright ocre gold; F. with maroon signal, veins extended outward.
Height: 13" (36 CM)
Bloom season: early mid
Seedling number: PF-188M
Introduced: Bay View Gardens, 1996
Pedigree
– Cozumel
— ? Eagle Eyes
— ? – PH-266K
— ? Las Lomas
— ? sib to Aftershock
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http://www.pacificcoastiris.org/cultivardb/spcni_cultivardb.php?cultivarName=Cozumel
it looks similar. i've had that one too. this one is probably a x w/ that one and another one. there are sooo many of them!