Difference: TbPrincessBeatrice (r19 vs. r18)

■(TB) 'Princess Beatrice'

1898, Barr

'Princess Beatrice' (Barr and Sons, R. 1898) 42" Midseason bloom. Color Code-B1L. Standards and falls satiny light lavender; falls sometimes pucker near the end; orange beard; fragrant. Selected form of I. pallida. Synonyms: Pr. Beatrice, Rev. W. Wilks.

|See below: 'Princess Beatrice' (Barr and Sons, R. 1898) 42" Midseason bloom. Color Code B1L. Standards and falls satiny light lavender; falls sometimes pucker near the end; orange beard; fragrant. Selected form of I. pallida..

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From Indian Spring Farms catalog, 1927: PRINCESS BEATRICE (Barr) 9.5. This true variety is one of the finest of all the Irises. Unfortunately there is much confusion among the Pallida-type flowers and various inferior sorts have been sold as Princess Beatrice. S. and F: clear lavender-blue, shading to pale silvery-blue at the base of the petals, and lighted by a clear orange beard. The falls are well rounded and flaring. Tall and vigorous in growth with broad, light green foliage and strong stems. Rather slow in becoming established and a shy bloomer the first year. 75 cts. each; $2.00 for 3; $7.00 per doz.
From Bonnewitz catalog, 1927: PRINCESS BEATRICE (Barr). S. light lavender; F. deeper, slightly tinted violet. Beard white tipped orange; not quite as tall or as vigorous as Pallida Dalmatica. The flowers are broader and flaring, making it very attractive. Height, 33 inches $1.00
 

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From Indian Spring Farms catalog, 1927: PRINCESS BEATRICE (Barr) 9.5. This true variety is one of the finest of all the Irises. Unfortunately there is much confusion among the Pallida-type flowers and various inferior sorts have been sold as Princess Beatrice. S. and F: clear lavender-blue, shading to pale silvery-blue at the base of the petals, and lighted by a clear orange beard. The falls are well rounded and flaring. Tall and vigorous in growth with broad, light green foliage and strong stems. Rather slow in becoming established and a shy bloomer the first year. 75 cts. each; $2.00 for 3; $7.00 per doz.
From Bonnewitz catalog, 1927: PRINCESS BEATRICE (Barr). S. light lavender; F. deeper, slightly tinted violet. Beard white tipped orange; not quite as tall or as vigorous as Pallida Dalmatica. The flowers are broader and flaring, making it very attractive. Height, 33 inches $1.00.
 

Synonyms

Pr. Beatrice, Rev. W. Wilks

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