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Seedling

11 years ago

Here is photo of an SDB I have been looking at out of Lumalite.

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iris_gal
11 years ago
Even tho SDBs won't grow here I keep looking at them.

This one is nice. Looks like it picked up the best from each parent. Nice bushy bright beard to look down upon plus a good fall pattern. Is it yours?
criris_z8
Original Author
11 years ago
It's mine, It is about 13" tall with three buds, now I just need to dream up a name for it.
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iris_gal
11 years ago
3 buds -- nice. I read about a hybridizer going to the makeup aisle and getting names from lipsticks. I checked the AIS registration list of SDBs and didn't see Plum Line. Hard to get a descriptive name from its parents. Lumalite Subdued? What about a relative's name? Congrats on a nifty looking iris! Twilight Ting?
illinoisdoglover
11 years ago
Beautiful iris. Congratulations, whatever you name it let me know. I would love to purchase or trade for some when you are ready. Love, love the SDBs. Great picture also. Keep us posted or email me.

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