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(TB) 'Permanent Wave'

1946, Williams

'Permanent Wave' (Thomas A. Williams, R. 1946) TB. Late midesason bloom. Color Class-B1L or B7L. 'Blue Triumph' x 'Waverly'.

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From Schreiner's Iris catalog, 1948: PERMANENT WAVE (Williams 1948) ML. 40". Imagine a flower with crisp cut, horizontal flaring falls, rounded and full with the whole petal having a jaunty whirl to the very edges. The entire bloom is colored sweet lavender shading to blue with golden brown hafts with a metallic lustre. Picture such an Iris and you have a good idea of this saucy and most novel formed flower. The conformation of the entire flower is most original and without counterpart. $15.00.
 
 

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