■ (TB) 'Cameo Coral'
1959, Tompkins
'Cameo Coral' (
Chet Tompkins, R. 1959). Seedling# 55-175. TB, 39" (99 cm), Early to late bloom. Color Class-O1P, Medium-pink self, red beard. ((
'Overture' x
'Color Carnival' sibling) x
'Golden Eagle') x Muhlestein seedling# 49-11. Fleur de Lis 1959.
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Schrieners 1963 Catalog states" CAMEO CORAL (Tompkins 1959) EM. 38". $10.00. A most apt name as it describes exactly the color of this very large pink iris. Huge flowers of beautiful form , broad, domed standards and wide flaring falls. Well substanced with strong, tall, well branched stems. One of the best large pinks since Cloud Cap." |
From Fleur De Lis Gardens catalog 1963: CAMEO CORAL (Tomp. '59) E.L. 39 in. ((Overture x Pink Sib to Color Carnival) x Golden Eagle) x Pink Pappa. The largest pink we have grown. Huge flowers of beautiful form with broad domed standards and very wide, semi-flaring falls. A clean bright Coral or Cameo Coral pink with a vivid coral beard that further heightens the color, it has a thick, heavy, magnolia like substance and finish. Strong, tall, very well branched stalks. 10.00. |
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