■(SDB) 'Crown'
1969, Warburton
'Crown' (
Bee Warburton, R. 1968). Seedling 671J-l. SDB, 14" (36 cm), Early to late bloom. Color Class-YG1F, Yellow-green(RHS 154C) self with orange-green halo markings(YG 151A); ruffled falls; beard 92B to C, frosty orange tips. Seedling 46G: (
'Snow Flurry' x
I. pumila seedling Warburton seedling AM-5:
'April Morn' x ?) X seedling 9G-1: ((sibling to
'Blue Denim' x seedling C-309 Warburton.(probably blue
I.pumila seedling AM-3 x
'Spanish Peaks')). Warburton 1969. Honorable Mention 1973.
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References:
Comment from Carol Ramsey, AIS Bulletin #210 July 1973:13: CROWN - starchy light yellow, blue beard, horizontal flaring, in full bloom becomes a solid mass of yellow crowning the foliage - I always wonder if Bee heard the trumpets of a certain margarine commercial when she named this. [Carol Ramsey, AIS Bulletin #210 July 1973:13]. |
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