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 1997
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– 99-BM-1
– 99-BZ-1
– 99-CY-2
– 99-SH-2
– 99-OV-1
– 99 Pale Blue
– 99 Pale Blue Tetra
– 00-AN-2
– 00-AY-1
– 00-BC-1
– 00-BC-3
– 00-BO-1
– 00-CZ-1
– 00-CZ-2
– 00-DA-1
– 00-DA-2
– 00-DH-1
– 00-DY-1
– 00-FO-1
– 00-FP-1
– 00-FY-1
– 00-HB-2 or HN-1
– 00-HP-2
– 00-HW-1
– 00-II-2
– 00-IQ-1
– 00-IS-1
– 00-IU-1
– 00-IV-3
– 00-IX-3
 2000 >= J
 2001
 2002
 2003 < D
 2003 >= D
 04 to 2005 < E
 2005 >= E
 2006
 2007 & 2008
 2009
 2010 < C
 2010 >= C
 2011 < G
 2011 G&H
 2011 >= I
 2012 < H
 2012 >= H
 2013
 2013 >=F
 >= 2014
 Other
– Iris adiyaman
– Iris bakeriana
– Iris Çat ANMc2175
– Iris danfordiae
– Iris halkis
– Iris histrio
– histrio Agri
– Iris histrioides
– Iris histrioides Lady Beatrix Stanley
– Iris hyrcana
– Iranian Amoena
– kolpakowskiana
– Iris pamphylica
– Iris sisianica
– Iris sophenensis
– Iris winogradowii
– Iris zagrica

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1999s back to slide

99 Pale Blue Tetraploid

Name:

 

Mid

Pod Parent:

89-AX-2

4n = 40

Pollen Parent:

White Caucasus

 

First bloom:

~2004

 

 

Diameter (tip to tip):

mm

Standard width:

mm

Fall blade width:

mm

Standard length:

mm

Fall length:

mm

 

Partially open

Top of flower:

mm

Style lobe width:

mm

Bottom of Flower:

mm

Style arm length:

mm

Leaf height:

mm

 

 

 

  • Lovely waviness along the falls
  • For many years an elusive goal was to create a white Reticulata. In the 1970s William van Eeden came up with the pale blue Natascha; in a sense a poor man's white. We now have the beautiful White Caucasus. Does it make sense to introduce a pale blue? I think the truth is this is a lovely Reticulata, and especially so because of its wavy form.
  • Similar to, but not the same as, 99-VR-2

(Click photos to enlarge them)

Original99-Pale Blue Tetra
involving White Caucasus


Original99-Pale Blue Tetra
involving White Caucasus

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