Difference: TbDyingEmber (r6 vs. r5)

(TB) 'Dying Ember'

1971, Reynolds

'Dying Ember' (Helen Reynolds, R. 1971). Sdlg. 109-68. TB, 36" (91 cm), Midseason to late bloom. Very dark red self; self beard. 51-61: (54-156 x 'Black Delight') X 101-61 pink. El Dorado 1971.

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From AIS Bulletin #201 April 1971 Introducing DYING EMBER (5161 X 101-61). TB. 36". M-L. This is a very dark red of the most excellent quality. Lots of flowers, extremely free of haft markings, excellent branching and substance. 51-61 is from Black Delight and 101-61 is a pink. The flowers seem to me in perfect proportion, with wide, domed standards and flaring, ruffled falls. Name indicative of color. This, to me, is "worthy." $25.00. El Dorado Iris.
 
 

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