■(TB) 'Alline Rogers'

1949, Kleinsorge

'Alline Rogers' (Rudolph Kleinsorge, R.1949). Seedling No. 373-A, TB 34" (86 cm). Midseason bloom. Cooley's 1950. High Commendation 1949.

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References:

Allen, R. (Ed.) (1949). 1949 awards and honors. Bulletin of the American Iris Society, 15(October 1949), 7.
American Iris Society. (n.d.). Alphabetical iris check list 1949: compiled from the records of the Registrar, Charles E.F. Gersdorff and Assistant Registrar, Mrs. Walter Colquitt, (p. 33). The American Iris Society.
(Cooley's, 1950)
Cooley's Gardens. (1950). Iris for 1950. Biodiversity Heritage Library. retrieved from https://www.biodiversitylibrary.org/item/149553#page/7/mode/1up.
Dolman, J. (1951). From Aldan to Walden and points north; Varieties noted in 1951. Bulletin of the American Iris Society 123(October 1951), 16.
Iris Test Garden. (1955). Nursery price list for 1955. The American Iris Society Iris Encyclopedia. Retrieved from https://wiki.irises.org/pub/Hist/Info1955CatalogIrisTestGardens/1955_IRIS_TEST_GARDENS.pdf.
ALLINE ROGERS. Form of flower resembles Cascade Splendor, one of its parents. Color inclines more to pink or rose, with a suggestion of ashes of roses in its cast. Gold at haft. Falls quite wide and flat, standards upright and closed. Thirty-four inches tall. Named after the wife of the president of the American Iris Society. Originated by Kleinsorge in 1950. A fine Iris in every way. $3.00. (Iris Test Garden, 1955).
"Alline Rogers, on a one-year plant, had a large but somewhat coarsely textured flower which made less appeal to me than its parent, Cascade Splendor—one of my favorites. If it performs as well when established, I may change my mind." (Dolman, 1951).

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