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(TB) 'Candlelight'

1926, Andrews

'Candlelight' (Darwin Andrews, 1926). TB. 40", Midseason bloom. Color Class-B4L. 'Aurea' x 'Caterina'. Andrews 1926. Synonym: Candle Light.

Nursery listings: Rockmount (D. Andrews) 1926; Glen Road (Sturtevant) 1927; Treholme (Sheets) 1928; G. Bunyard & Co. 1938; Wassenberg 1938; A Village Garden, (IL) 1939[Candle Light]; Katkamier 1939.

Additional nurseries not listed: Quality (Pattison) 1931; Tip Top 1936.

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From Glen Road Iris Gardens catalog, 1927: CANDLELIGHT (Andrews 1926) Of Caterina type with Afterglow colorings, bluer toward the tips of the standards and falls. Most lovely, tall and graceful, flowers large, growth vigorous; 3 to 4 ft. 10.00.
From Quality Gardens catalog 1931: CANDLELIGHT (Andrews 1926) L. 48". Large flowers of pinkish lavender illuminated from within by a rich golden glow; at once difficult to describe, but very lovely. The glow extends to the tips of the standards and falls, with just enough contrast to give a soft color effect. The plant is tall, and with us has been a vigorous grower. It rated higher than any variety in the last Symposium, and its popularity increases from year to year, as it becomes better known. $2.00.
Peckham, E. (Ed.). (1940). Alphabetical iris check list: 1939, (p. 147). The American Iris Society.


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