Moraea crossed with a Homeria

Ernie DeMarie via pbs pbs@lists.ibiblio.org
Tue, 24 Feb 2015 14:22:53 PST

Actually its not bad, I like the pattern.  Also if it does make f2 offspring they will be quite interesting I am sure.  Plus there are brown patterned Pacific coast iris and daylilies (I like the one called Milk Chocolate, its a very apt name as a color description, while it may not be a thing of beauty it sure is interesting) so why not a brown Moraea hybrid?
Ernie
In a very cold Briarcliff Manor NY where snow still covers the ground while single digit night temps still are forecast for 2 or 3 nights later this week, but its supposed to change when March begins to a somewhat more normal temperature regime. 
No flowers at all outside, geophyte nor "honorable mention" but inside Oxalis obtusa and other spp, Gladiolus ssp, Pelargonium echinatum (a white and a purple form) and incrassatum are blooming among others. 
Z7 that crossed into Z6 this February 
 
 


 



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