(LA) 'Roses And Wine'
1948, Conger
'Roses And Wine' (
Sidney Conger, R. 1948) LA. Color Class-R6M.
'Contrast' x
'Caroline Dormon'. Recorded as Vinie in 49 Checklist; Class renamed Louisiana Iris.
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From Sidney Conger Louisiana Iris catalog, 1951: ROSES AND WINE. (Reg. 1948). A sister seedling of Caroginia, similar, but with an entirely different personality. Whereas Caroginia is more stately and tailored, Roses and Wine is a bit more merry. The sepals of the 5½-inch flowers have an ochraceous salmon ground closely and heavily veined bordeaux, shading out to dahlia purple at the edge. At the tip it pinchess lightly-just enough to add a mark of individuality. The fluted petals are jasper pink with an occasional stitch of dahlia carmine for good measure. 30 inches. Mid-season. $7.50. |
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