I.D. Groundwork: NOID Attribute Checklist “I’m Sorry, I Didn’t Get Your Name. . . “ – Phil Edinger, HIPS Curator Collectors of old irises (or old roses, daffodils, etc. ) [...]
I.D. Groundwork: PBF Phil Edinger, ID Chairman Originally printed in ROOTS, spring 1992. In previous issues of ROOTS I’ve mentioned–even harped upon–the importance of noting the color of leaf bases. [...]
Phil Edinger, ID Chairman Originally printed in ROOTS, spring 1992. In previous issues of ROOTS I’ve mentioned–even harped upon–the importance of noting the color of leaf bases. While you’ll find that perhaps [...]
PBF IRIS TO 1939 I.D. Groundwork by Phil Edinger with descriptions compiled by Karen Puffer I have used Phil Edinger’s list many times to make identifications or prove them wrong. [...]
A few files related to identifying historic irises. To save a PDF file to your computer right click on the file you wish to download and select ‘save link as’. PDF [...]
Irises have specific color classes and patterns. You’ll see them referred to in the following terms. For more in-depth information on iris colors and patterns, see the excellent article “What [...]
I.D. Groundwork by Phil Edinger with descriptions compiled by Karen Puffer I have used Phil Edinger’s list many times to make identifications or prove them wrong. I’ve hunted down [...]
Photo from: Irises – Their Culture & Selection, Gwendolyn Anley, W. H. & L. Collingridge Ltd, London, 1946
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