At Sundown
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TB, 37″ (94 cm), Midseason late bloom. Fluted and ruffled blend of gold, rose and copper-brown with sunburst blaze of purer yellow toward center of F.; burnt orange beard. W 611-C: ( ‘Olympic Torch‘ x ‘Mary Randall‘) X A 450-3: ( ‘Brass Accents‘ x ‘Grand Coulee’). Schreiner 1979. Honorable Mention 1983
Schreiners Iris Lovers catalog 1979 “T SUNDOWN (Schreiner 1979) ML. to L. 37 The evening sky at times presents an unrivaled panorama of amberrusset hues. With the name ‘ ‘AT SUNDOWN’ ’ we have tried to capture some of this universal beauty for our unique new blend Iris. Its fluted and ruffled petals present a luminous blending of sunburst gold, rose and
copper-brown from which emerges a blaze of rich golden tones in the center of each fall. This dazzler has excellent growing qualities, hardiness to match its beauty, and rigidly branched stems with 8 to 9 buds per stem. Words fall short of adequately describing this marvel. . .it must be seen to be really appreciated. Second best, see our illustration at left on this page.
Truly a remarkable blending of pigments! Seedling iE 911-7.