strange Iris
Leigh Blake via pbs (Tue, 05 Apr 2022 07:31:48 PDT)
Hi!! This is still an Iris douglasiana..but occasionally they'll have four
petals...I'm just repeating everyone else...Love our pacific Coast
Iris...Here in Oregon we also have Iris chrysophila, Iris tenax, Iris
innominata, and hybrids in between..as well as iris douglasiana.. Happy
spring!!
Leigh in Trail, Oregon
On Mon, Apr 4, 2022 at 5:24 PM Dennis Kramb via pbs <
pbs@lists.pacificbulbsociety.net> wrote:
Yeah I see this almost every year in my garden. It happens to any type of
iris. It seems to be triggered by extreme temperature changes during bud
formation. I've seen it on bearded, beardless, and crested. I probably
see it most often on bearded, because they make up the bigger chunk of my
collection.
And when I say "it" -- I mean irises with "other-than-the-normal-3-parts.
Sometimes it's 4-parts. Sometimes it's 5-parts. Sometimes it's 2-parts.
Once I even had it with 1-part.
Dennis in Cincinnati
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