■(TB) 'Lady Of Spain'

1976, Luihn

'Lady Of Spain' (Walter Luihn, R. 1975). Seedling# 72-24. TB, 34" (86 cm), Midseason to late bloom. Standards creamy blush pink; falls dahlia purple (HCC 931/1), fluted edges color of Standards; shrimp red beard. 'Latin Lover' X (((('Fusilier' x 'Orange Crush') x 'Celestial Glory') x 'Spanish Gift') x 'Glacier Sunset'). Luihn 1976. Honorable Mention 1979.

From the 2022 Rebloom Checklist: Rebloom reported in: CA. USDA Zones 9

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From AIS Bulletin #221 April 1976 Introducing LADY OF SPAIN (Luihn '76). #72.24. TB, 34", M-L. Latin Lover X (((Fusilier x Orange Crush) x Celestial Glory) x Spanish Gift) x Glacier Sunset). This exotic-looking beauty out of Latin Lover has been such a favorite with our many garden visitors since it first bloomed for us that naming it Lady of Spain was a natural. The beautifully domed standards are a creamy blush pink, and are nicely ruffled. The very wide and ruffled falls are dahlia purple (RHS 931/1) with precise fluted edges the color of the standards, highlighted by a bright shrimp-red beard. She is a heavy bloomer, and often sends up another burst of bloom later on in the season. $25.00., Luihn's Iris Garden.

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