■(JI) 'Tsuru-No-Kegoromo'
About 1911, Chivers
'Tsuru-No-Kegoromo' (
T. H. Chivers, about 1911) JI. Single. Color Class-1. Translation: Gown of Crane Feathers.
(Registered by
Chad Harris, R. 2022) JI (3 F.), 50" (127 cm), Midseason bloom.
White self, gold yellow signal following veins; Edo style, semi-flaring form, standards and styles held at 45˚ angle, bloom stalk heavy S curve. Parentage unknown.
Matsudaira Shōō in Japan, before 1856.
See below:
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References:
From Farr's catalog, 1912: Three large falls and three standards; pure white. |
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