■(Spx) 'Taremurasaki'

2011, Shimizu

'Taremurasaki' (Hiroshi Shimizu by Carol Warner, 2011) SPEC-X (Pseudata); 45-48", Midseason bloom. Pendant falls, light violet, with large bright yellow signal and dark purple eyelash. Standards very light violet. 'Gubijin' X unknown (mixed JI pollen). Draycott 2011.  Translation: Drooping purple.

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From Draycott Gardens catalog, 2016: TAREMURASAKI (Hiroshi Shimizu, 2011) 45-48" M. The flower has a form which is more desirable to theJapanese taste than to our American Iris Society judges. The proportion of the falls is a little long, making the flower have a “droopy” appearance, but to me the appearance is delicate. The plant is very vigorous and the stalk has three branches plus the terminal. As a landscape plant in an Oriental garden TAREMURASAKI will excel.The name means “Drooping Purple”. $10.00

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-- BobPries - 2011-03-07