■(SPX) 'Holden Clough'
1971, Patton
'Holden Clough' Donald Patton, R. 1971. Change of classification and description to: Wide apogon hybrid of unknown origin and totally unlike I. chrysographes with which it was found growing. Resembles both
I. pseudacorus and
I. foetidissima and in many respects seems intermediate between the two. Evergreen foliage in warmer climates. Occasionally sets seed with colored flesh outer seedcoat. Flesh of rhizome is pinkish as in
I. pseudacorus. Chromosome count 2n=37 made by Ellis; Previous checklist entry below.
'Holden Clough' (
Donald Patton, R. 1971). Chrysographes hybrid, 26" (66 cm), Late bloom. Yellow, veined purple, giving a rich brown appearance; form resembles
I. pseudacorus . I. chrysographes X
I. pseudacorus. S Linnegar 1971.
Rebloom Reported CA. USDA Zones 9b
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BobPries - 2010-09-16
- Viable, but not perfect, seed from Holden Clough. The image was scanned to show a slight dimpling in one side. -- ChristyHensler - 14 Jan 2011