Difference: HybridizerShimizuHiroshi (r10 vs. r9)
Hybridizer Hiroshi Shimizu
Japan
Hiroshi Shimizu made a major step forward in development of Pseudata varieties with his use of 'Gubijin' (2005) as a pod parent. The American Iris Society honored him with the Hybridizer Award in 2006.
Registrations/Introductions:
Japanese: 'Chigo-No-Kanzashi', 'Gansyo', 'Gotenbina', 'Hana-No-Yoi', 'Himeno', 'Hyojyo-No-Mai', 'Koshui- No-Asa', 'Miharu', 'Nishikiori', 'Oba', 'Reisyun', 'Yaemomiji', 'Yuki Kemuri', 'Yukijishi',
Siberian: 'Ama-No-Hane', 'Roku Oji',
Species: 'Gubijin'.
Species Hybrids: 'Akimatsuri', 'Benibutae', 'Byakuya No Kumi', 'Gubijin', 'Karyu', 'Kinshikou', 'Okagami', 'Roryu', 'Ryugan', 'Samon', 'Shirabyoshi', 'Shiryukyo', 'Shoryu No Mai', 'Sunadokei', 'Takamagahara', 'Take No Sato', 'Taremurasaki', 'Tsukiyono', 'Umibotal', 'Yarai', 'Yasha', 'Yoru No Akari', 'Yotsugi', 'Yukiyanagi',
-- Main.RPries - 2012-01-22
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