1933 AIS Bulletin #47, April

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CONTENTS

The Ghost Iris ….... 3

Edward Bruce Williamson 1877-1933 … 4

Tis Better Left Unsaid, The Editor . 4

The South—^Where is it? … 5

Iris in the Lower South. Columbia, Charleston, and Bennettsville, 8. C.; Augusta, Ga.; Oneco, Fla .. 6

The Distribution of Iris in Florida, E. Earold Hume … 12

Iris in the Piedmont. Greensboro and Winston-Salem, N. C.; Atlanta, Cedartown, Borne, Ga.; Birmingham, Ala . 19

Growing Conditions, Mrs. John Lewis Kilgore . 23

On Tenderness in Iris, Dr. F. M. Hanes … 25

Texas, Houston, 8am, Antonio, Dallas … 26

In North Texas, Mrs. Gross B. Scruggs … 28

Oklahoma, Helen C. Boe, Tulsa; Oklahoma City . 30

The Family Tree . 33

Tennessee, Iris Desert Gold (Kirk.), C. P. Connell, Mrs. J. 8 . Bouton . 34

Garden Effects. Mrs. Katherme P. Wright . 42

Test and Display Gardens, 1932 … 45

50-100 Most Popular Varieties. Compiled by Sherman B. Dujfy . 48

Ratings—1933 Regulations . 54

Garden Pictures 6, Displaying 50-100 Varieties. B. 8. Sturtevant, M.L.A. 55

Ratings, Scores, etc. 57

How Were They Judged, cent….... 50

Bibliography, 1932. Compiled by Ethel Anson 8. PecTcham . 64

Varietal Notes . 73

Tid-bits 30th. Iris W. B. DyTces; The LaJce Iris and its Differentiation from the Crested . 75

Iris Chromosomes. J. C. Nicholls . 79

On Flower Shows; Iris Cold Storage . 83

The Vocational Guide. Our Officers … 85

News and Notices. Exhibitions, Bulletins, and Items . 86

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-- BobPries - 09 Jun 2018