■(TB) 'Spooned Fantom'
1960, Austin
'Spooned Fantom' (
Lloyd Austin, R. 1959). Seedling# J-29. TB, height 34" (86 cm). Early, midseason, late bloom. Color Class-V2. Standars amethyst; Falls white, flushed and dotted amethyst; spooned beard. From two seedlings. Rainbow 1960.
Note: Synonym 'Spooked Fantom' was a typo in the 1959 checklist.
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From Rainbow Hybridizing Gardens catalog 1963: SPOONED FANTOM (Austin '60) EML-36". Fascinating early stage in evolution of Spooned Iris. As may be seen in my color photograph spoons at ends of long horns usually stand erect in a very striking manner. Different flowers may vary from spooned to horned, but all are delightful. I set 14 pods on it in 1959. Pollen scarce, yet quite fertile. Sweetly fragrant. Excellent branching. (JS-M-1768 X 638). One of my sensational EXTRA Premiums, available free this year only, on all orders of $10 or more mailed within 15 days. See page 18. Regularly $5.00; on $10 order $3.50; on $25 order $2.50; 3 for $6.40. |
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MarilynCampbell - 2010-02-18