(TB) 'Hyacinthus'
1928, Williamson
'Hyacinthus' (
E. B. Williamson, R. 1928) TB. Midseason bloom. Color Class S9M.
'Arnols' x mixed pollen.
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From Longfield Iris Farms catalog, 1929: Hyacinthus (Williamson No. 216, 1928). (Arnols X ?). Tall Bearded. Height 36 inches. Stems stiff, crowded, 6 flowers. Flowers large, 5 inches high and 5 inches wide. Standards arching cupped; obovate; Vinaceous Violet shading to Old Gold, veined Maroon; beard bright orange. Style branches largely Old Gold; center narrowly, and crests shaded with Vinaceous Lilac. A large distinct rich reddish bicolor, somewhat suggesting its seed parent, Arnols. This variety flowered first in 1923. It is distinct and beautiful and will grow in popularity. $4.00. |
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