■(TB) 'Sudden Spring'
1965, Framke
'Sudden Spring' (
Mabel Framke, R. 1965) TB, 39-40", Midseason to late bloom. Standards violet; falls yellow. (
'Gypsy Heart' x
'Truly Yours') X
'Melodrama'. Fleur de Lis 1965.
Note: There is a discrepancy between the 1969 Checklist and the catalogs in the Reference area: standards and falls colors are reversed.
See below:
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References:
From Fleur de Lis catalog, 1965: SUDDEN SPRING (Framke 1965) E. VL. 39-44 in. (Gypsy Heart x Truly Yours) x Melodrama. A truly beautiful new Iris done in shades of buttercup yellow and brilliant violet-rose; colors associated with, and as welcome as the sudden arrival of spring after a long wearisome winter. The large, well formed flowers of semi-flaring form have broad, heavily substanced petals and a sparkling finish. A bicolor or amoena, this has standards of creamy butter yellow, tinted and touched with gilt and wide clean falls of vivid amethyst-magenta or rose-violet. Tall and superbly branched stalks with many buds, even one plant makes a spectacular showing. A good hardy Iris of extra fast growth and good blooming habits. No. 62-5B. $20.00. |
From Melrose catalog 1968: SUDDEN SPRING (Framke '65) A combination of colors that gets right down to the feeling of spring: standards light butter yellow and falls a blending of fuchsia and amethyst. Doesn't that sound like milady's Easter bonnet? A strong grower, too. 10.00. |
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BobPries - 2011-03-07