YYYY, Selector Simonet
'Balkana-Simonet Form' (
Dr. Marc Simonet, ).
Subgenus Iris, Flowers a smoky reddish purple, beards bluer purple, inconspicuous haft and on each side of the beard with a white ground shaded purple and several obvious purple veins. Very similar to description of BALKANA. Most often seen, currently extant form of
Iris balkana Janka.
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References
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From Simonet, bulletin de la Société des Amateurs de Jardins Alpin (1954. N°9): "IRIS POGONIRIS de Rocailles - A - POGONIRIS NAINS - I. reichenbachii Heuff. - C'est l'I. chamaeiris des Balkans. Il se distingue de celui-ci par ses spathes fortement carénées et divergentes. Il est acaule ou caulescent, assez florifère, biflore, à fleurs jaunes ou brun-pourpre (I. balkana). Il est assez rustique et peut-être un peu moins précoce que l'I. chamaeiris; surtout l'I. balkana qui fleurit vers la fin d'avril." |
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Synonyms
Iris reichenbachii Heuffel.
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