Difference: TbProudHeritage (r7 vs. r6)

(TB) 'Proud Heritage'

1973, Olson

'Proud Heritage' (Marvin Olson, R. 1971) Seedling# 68-30A. TB, 36" (91 cm), Early to midseason bloom. White self; deep orange-yellow beard. ('Rippling Waters' x 'Gypsy Lullaby') X 'Arctic Dawn'. Olson 1973.

PROUD HERITAGE (Olson '73) was one of the first whites to bloom and I was really taken by surprise: it is a large flower with personality, which is a difficult quality to describe. To say that the standards are perfectly held in place over ruffled and flaring falls is accurate, but it doesn't completely convey the message. A one year plant produced one healthy bloom stalk with seven buds, all timed well. Proving to be a good grower, this is a new white that really earns its place in the garden. [James McWhirter, “Reflections and Anticipations,” The Bulletin of the American Iris Society, Vol. 57, No. 221 (April 1976): 8.]

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