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'Shekinah' (Grace Sturtevant, 1918) 36" Midseason bloom. Color Class-Y4L. Standards and falls pale lemon yellow, deeper at base of Standards; olive reticulations on claw; yellow-orange beard. 'Hope' x 'Hope'. Glen Road Iris (Sturtevant) 1918.
Parent of 'Pluie D'Or', first French Dykes Medal winner in 1928, and through it a grandparent of 'Eclador', which won the French Dykes in 1932. Also a grandparent of 'Alta California'.
See below:
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| From Sturtevant Glen Road Iris Garden catalog, 1920: SHEKINAH — A Pale Lemon Yellow deepening thru the center; the first clear yellow of pallida growth, 3 ft. SILVER MEDAL (MHS) 1917. $25.00. |
| From Robert Wayman,"Best Twenty-five Irises", The Flower Grower, Oct 1925: SHEKINAH is a pale yellow pallida originated by our American hybridizer Miss Sturtevant. When seen in a mass it is exquisitely beautiful. |
Historic Swarthmore slides circa 1945 |
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Shekinah99RT.jpg | manage | 44 K | 10 Mar 2013 - 17:21 | BetsyHiggins | Photo by Rick Tasco |
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