Gladiolus byzantinus 'Texas Snowflurry'

bulborum botanicum bulborum@gmail.com
Fri, 03 Sep 2010 11:10:15 PDT
Hello Tony

I am interested in the 60 bulbs you have for sale
but I am afraid the total price is not interesting
maybe we can find a solution

Roland



2010/9/3 Tony Avent <tony@plantdelights.com>

> Roland:
>
> Sorry for the slow reply.  I agree that the corms of what we grow as G.
> italicus matches those of G 'Snowflurries' more than it does those of G.
> byzantinus.  Now, if we can all find someone who has the real white G.
> byzantinus.
>
>
> Tony Avent
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> Subject: Re: [pbs] Gladiolus byzantinus 'Texas Snowflurry'
>
> Hello Tony
>
> One of my colleagues grows the true G.byzantinus but not G.byzantinus albus
> If you want I can show you with a picture the difference in bulb shape to
> see the difference between italicus and byzantinus if you wand I can send
> you some bulbs
>
> I think the major mistake is made in the time the names where Gladiolus
> communis ssp. byzantinus var.byzantinus and Gladiolus communis ssp.
> byzantinus var.italicus later changed in Gladiolus byzantinus ssp.
> byzantinus Gladiolus byzantinus ssp. italicus and now as far as I know must
> be Gladiolus byzantinus Gladiolus italicus I think here is an easy
> misnaming
> possible
>
>
> Roland
>
>
>
> 2010/9/1 Tony Avent <tony@plantdelights.com>
>
> > Angelo:
> >
> > Sorry for the slow response.  We got our original plants of this from
> > Patty Allen, so we both have the same clone.  I seem to recall that
> > she got it from a gardener in Texas and had someone to identify it as G.
> byzantinus.
> >  I
> > certainly agree that it looks and grows more like G. italicus.  If so,
> > I'm wondering if anyone actually has the true G. byzantinus.
> >
> >
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