(TB) 'George Yeld'

1923, Perry

'George Yeld' (Amos Perry, 1923) TB. Midseason bloom. Color Class-S9M.

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References:

From Indian Spring Farms catalog, 1927: GEORGE YELD (Perry 1923). S. bright apricot, shaded rose; F. brilliant rose-crimson, edged buff. Large flowers of fine form, produced on tall, strong, well-branched stems. This beautiful variety, named in honor of the president of the English Iris Society, is reputed in England to be very fine, and is considered to be one of Perry's best Irises. The color combination is novel, distinct and beautiful. $7.50 each.
From Sam Carpenter Garden catalog, 1927: YELD, GEORGE (1923) This is one of the finest Iris which Perry has produced. It is absolutely a new combination of colors and is magnificent and absolutely distinctive. Stout branching, stems bear large well shaped flowers. S. bright apricot shaded rose; F. brilliant rose-crimson, edged buff. $7.50.
From Bonnewitz catalog, 1926: GEORGE YELD (Perry) $15.00. S. bright apricot shaded rose; F. brilliant rose-crimson edged buff. This originator has brought out a series of these rose toned Irises, all favorites of mine. The color tone of this one is outstanding.

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