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(TB) 'Orange Apricot'

1955, Muhlestein

'Orange Apricot' (Tell Muhlestein, R. 1954). Seedling# 51-15. TB, 36" (91 cm), Midseason bloom. Color Class-OY1, Light-apricot self. ((Sister to 'Gold Ruffles' x 'Spindrift') x Hall seedling# 4304) X (Hall seedling# 44-55 x 'Pink Salmon'). Tell 1955.

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From Tell’s Iris Garden catalog, 1955: ORANGE APRICOT (Muhlestein). E.M. ((Sister toGold Ruffles x Spindrift) x (D. Hall's 43-04)) x (D. Hall's 44-55, sister to Hit Parade x Pink Salmon.) Between apricot and cadmium yellow in color. A very wide flower that is smoothly finished. Height 36 in. No. 51-15. $15.00
 

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