I am so proud of this photo. i am pretty sure the names are correct and i think if so they are parent and child blooming side by side. i sure hope 'hen house sees this'
I chose this picture of Jurassic Park to show that it has reddish purple marking at the top of the falls and the gray edge.
In your picture, the iris on the left has gray edges on the falls and a spray of white at the top of the falls. It probably is Jurassic Park. The one on the right is redder than either Edith or Jurassic and has a large spray pattern.
"The chimera is a one time happenstance event where the plant has a senior moment and forgets what it is doing." - Paul Black
i do feel silly... that one of the right was mis marked and i didnt look further. so it is not... edith wolford for sure... was fun for awhile thinking i pulled it off. thanks guys for the info and for not making fun of my ignorance.. xox
Just checking in.. As others have suggested.. Jurassic park and Reckless Abandon.
Jurassic Park has always had (to my mind) a weird yellow color on the standards.. It's a VERY strong grower and bloomer. Edith Wolford isn't as tall, it starts out darker then fades to a softer look. The center of the falls is always a little darker than the edges.
Reckless Abandon always feels like a smile to me. It's been used a lot in hybridizing.. I think all three of these Iris are truly great..
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