(TB) 'Titan'
1919, Bliss
'Titan' (
Arthur John Bliss, 1919) TB. Late midseason bloom. Color Class-B3M.
'Dominion' x
'Trosuperba'.
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From G. G. Whiteleggs catalog, 1921: TITAN. The largest of all the "Dominion" race. Enormous flowers with spreading falls, of very great substance so that the flowers in spite of their size stand stiff and erect to the last. Arching standards, 3 in. broad, of light violet-blue. Broad smooth falls of violet-purple, deeper in the centre of the blade and with conspicuous reticulations on white at the haft. Very strong plant with broad thick leaves and massive stems; stiff and wide branching spikes, very free flowering. Height about 3 ft.; this is by far the most striking and magnificent Iris which has so far been seen in cultivation. |
'Titan' (? x 'Dominion') Bicolor, VR-V. (m). Bliss 1919 Brief. Large; Standards. light violet blue*; falls velvety pleroma purple; low and well-branched; growth vigorous; 3 ft. Details.Standards conic; falls horizontal to flaring; substance exceptional; haft conspicuously reticulated purple on white. Remarks. *Repertoire des Couleur's. |
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