SIGNA: Species Iris Group of North America1995

29th Species Seed ExchangeGreetings:

Orders will be filled in the order received. Packets may contain as few as 4 seeds for those in short supply and upto 20 or more for others. If all goes well, orders received by January 8th will be filled and mailed in mid-January.Orders received after January 8th will be filled as time permits. All orders must be postmarked by March 1, 1995.Orders postmarked after March 1 will not be accepted. HP = Hand Pollinated, coil. = wild collected, ex.= plants thatseeds were collected from were originally from another source (may be a person, another seed exchange or a wildlocation).

Again this year we have placed a number after each offering/description to provide an estimate of the total numberof seeds available for that donation. -25 = less than 25 seeds donated, 25+ = 25 to 49 seeds donated, 50+ = 50to 75 seeds and so on. More often than not, those with fewer than 100 seeds will sell out, so be sure to checksubstitutes when ordering these. It is also likely that donations with fewer than 100 seeds will not be used assubstitutes.

Our grateful thanks to the following donors:JPN John Pinchbeck, Edmonton, Alberta.

AAB Arnfried Abraham, Kromsdorf, GERMANY CANADAAGR Alan Grimes, Bath, MI JPW Marty Schafer & Jan Sacks, Carlisle, MAAHB Tony Huber, Laval, Quebec, CANADA JPY Jean Peyrard, Seyssinet, FRANCEAMC Alan McMurtrie, Willowdare, Ontario, JRH Jim Rhodes, Glendora, CA

CANADA JWG John Wight, West Covina, CAAMG Arnold MacLaughlan, Sandringham, JWT Jean G. Witt, Seattle, WA

Victoria, AUSTRALIA JWW James Waddick, Kansas City, MOAOR Andras Orosz, Budapest, HUNGARY KMR Kevin Morley, Kansas City, MO

()AWH Anner Whitehead, Richmond, VA LHR Liselotte Hirsbrunner, Chesieres,BDS Barbara & David Schmieder, Concord, MA SWITZERLANDBHN Barry Hennessey, Basildon, Essex, LMM Lou Emmons, Richmond, IL

ENGLAND MBS Maurice Boussard, Verdun, FRANCECLF Cyril Lafong, Glenrothes, SCOTLAND MBT Mary S. Betts, Cambridge, MECLN Carla Lankow, Renton, WA MCZ Michio Cozuca, Midori-ku, Nagoya, JAPANCPP Crystal Palace Perennials, St. John, IN MHR Marian Horner, Potosi, WICRG Colin Rigby, Rochester, WA MIL M. lIer, Coos Bay, ORDBK David Baker, Whitton Village, Stockton On NDO Nicholas Di Orio, Garberville, CA

Tees, U.K. NLM Nina Lambert, Ithaca, NYDEL Don Elick, Fukuroi-shi, Shizuoka-ken, NLT Noel Lothian, Crafers, S. Australia,

JAPAN AUSTRALIADFN Dorothy Fingerhood, Newfield, NY NSR Nigel Service, Baladou, Martel, FRANCEOGL Doris Armstrong Goldman, Waynesboro, PA PHL Patrick Healey, Belmont, Manitoba,DHJ Dot Hujsak, Tulsa, OK CANADADMR Doug Murray, Hope, B.C., CANADA PMR Paul R. Martin, Golden, CODPR Darrell Probst, Hubbardston, MA PMT Pat Martin, Worcester Park, Surrey,DVL Dennis C. Van Landuyt, Versailles, MO ENGLANDEHL Elaine P. Hulbert, Floyd, VA RBR Rodney A. Barton, Hickory Creek, TXESC Eric Schellack, Cherry Hill, NJ RCR Ruth M. Crosby, Carmel, MEGCY G. C. Young, Fen Drayton, Cambs, RRD Richard W. Redfield, Scotland, CT

ENGLAND RRH Robyn Rohrlach, Yackandandah, Victoria,HMT Harald Mathes, Gladbeck, GERMANY AUSTRALIAHSC Hampden-Sydney College, William A. Shear, RST Robert Strohman, Louisville, KY

Hampden-Sydney, VA SNR Samuel NorriS, Owensboro, KYHSH Hiroshi Shimizu, Sagamihara-city, Kanagawa, SRC Stewart J. Richards, Clent, Westmidlands,

JAPAN ENGLANDIPG Ira Pegues, Marietta, GA SSM Steve Smart, Gaffney, SC

(:) JOG Jim Duggan, Encinitas, CA SVR Steve Varner, Monticello,lLJHW Jennifer Hewitt, Cleeton St. Mary, WGL Wayne Gliddon, Gidgegannup, W. Australia,

Kidderminster, ENGLAND AUSTRALIAJLB John & Lucy Burton, S. Hamilton, MA WVL Wolfgang Villain, Zwickau, GERMANYJLE Jolyon Lea, Amersham, Bucks, U.K.

ABOUT THE EXCHANGE

The alphabetical groups (A,B,C, etc) used in theseed list follow the outline provided in the SIGNASpecies Iris Study Manual published in 1972, e.g.sub-section Pogoniris, series Pumilae is under A,sub-section Pogoniris, series Interrnedeae in underB and so on. Both the Study Manual and The Iris byBrian Mathew are used as references when verifyingnames. In a few instances, names appear in the listwhich we were unable to verify, but are includedanyway.

DATES TO REMEMBER

We ask anyone donating seed to please mail allseeds by November 10. Overseas donors pleasemail all seeds by October 3 O. For later ripeningsee d please send a list of the late species and abrief description of each by the above dates, so theymay be included in the list. Late ripening seeddonations must be received no later thanDecember 30. Seeds received after these dateswill be used as extras or may be held for the followingseason's list.

As of Aprll,1996 the Seed Exchange willhave new Chairpersons. Send your 1996I.Il.U donations to:

Marty Schafer & Jan Sacks337 Acton StreetCarlisle. MA 01741 USA

The Seed Exchange Ust will be mailed out in mid-December. The first batch of orders are tabulated byJanuary 8 to learn of the popularity of each entry(about 80% of total orders are received within twoweeks of mailing). This enables us to divide up theamount of seeds that go into each seed packet, Le. ifwe have 100 seeds of a particular entry and already20 requests for it, there will only be 4 to 5 seeds perpacket. If there are only 4 requests for it, we mightplace 15 seeds in each packet. A group ofvolunteers convene during the second full week ofJanuary to divide up seeds equally, place them inseed packets and file them numerically in trays. Thegroup gathers again a week later to fill ordersreceived by January 8th. Orders must bepostmarked by March 1. Late orders will not beaccepted.

DONATING SEEDS

All seeds from members of the family Iridaceae arewelcome in the Exchange. Especially popular areseeds from hand-pollinations, wild collections orspecies that have not appeared in the Exchange fora year or two. Other than these, there are noparticular groups that are more popular than others.There are at least 5 requests each for 95% of thespecies seeds donated.

It would be very helpful if members could each try tohand-pollinate one or two of the species in theirgarden specifically for the Exchange. Handpollination assures that a particular species will cometrue from seed. As for quantity, 100 to 1000 seedsare. ideal, but any amount is welcome. Even if youonly have 1 packet of seeds to send, please do so --they will be greatly appreciated.

Most of us live near an area where irises grow wild.Since they grow nearby we consider them"common" and believe everyone else will as well.Not true! Wild collected seed is extremely popularand the best way to receive genetic diversity. If youknow an area where irises are growing wild, pleasemake a trip to collect from as many plants as possible.Even if it is a widespread species in the U.S., wehave many overseas members who would like togrow seeds of our natives. Overseas members:we'd like to grow seeds of your native species too!

Paper envelopes are the preferred method forpackaging seed although plastic bags are also usefulas long as the seeds are WELL-DRIED previous topaCkaging. Please do not use film canisters, smallboxes, etc. as they are impossible to organize.

Mark each envelope clearly and legibly with thecorrect name. If it is a named clone, please providethe species or hybrid group to which it belongs. If itis from hand pollination, mark it HP; if it is wildcollected write "wild collected" and give the town,county, state, country and elevation if known; if it isfrom plants growing in your garden that were wildcollected, write "ex.", then give the aboveinformation; if it is grown from seed received fromsomeone else or a seed exchange (SIGNA,BIS, ARGS), so indicate and give the year andnumber if known. Otherwise try to give a brief 2 to 4word description, especially if there are any uniquecharacteristics. Please include with each mailing alisting of all seed packets enclosed (preferably on an8 1/2" x 11" piece of paper). Be sure to include yourname and address on the list and on the mailing·package.

The SIGNA Seed Exchange is the main fundraiserfor SIGNA. The proceeds go toward the semi-annualpublication and mailing of our SIGNA Bulletin. Theyalso help to keep dues low and when funds permit,help to sponsor collecting trips, special publications,and research grants. Please support SIGNA bydonating seed in 1996.

Darrell ProbstCurrent SIGNA Seed Exchange Chairperson63 WilliamsvilleRoadHubbardston, MA 01452-1315 USA (~"\

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A,B,C, Dwarf, Median and Tall-Bearded donor

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attica HP--ex. M.E.L.J. 92328 OidimaPeloponnesse, superb form, purple -25attica H P--pale yellowish green form,nice -25 ..pseudopumila--yellow form, ex.Gargano, Italy 25+pumila--purple & yellow forms 200+.pumila 'Suslik'-- 200+ ..pumila sdlg. P-295--'Suslik' (Caucas-ian) x pumila Schacht (Austrian) 50+tau rica (syn. purnnaj- -25 ..aioicans-e x. Yemen -25 ..aphyna- 25+ ..aphylla var. pontlca- -25 ..aphylla 'S-2 Geneva'-- -25astrachanica 'A. Kalmikij'-- 50+iIIyrica-- -25lmorlcata- 50+imbricata-- -25lutescens--[seeds resemble spuriaseeds] 100+reginae [?]-- 50+MTB mix- 300+'Tyke'--astrachanica x cengialtii 25+cypriana--25+mesopotamlca- 25+pallida--e x. plants coli. in Bosnia 75+paiuda- 50+pontica (syn. marshalliana)-- 50+

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bloudowii-- -25hoogiana--Iarge light blue -25korolkowii H P- 25+stolonifera x self H P--brown-purplewith blue in center 25+atropurpurea H P-- 25jordana--1oo+samariae-- 50+x suslana- 100+

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bulleyana-- 50+chrysographes-- 50+chrysographes H P--2 deep red violetsdlgs. sibbed, ex. NARGS 92-326275+clarkei #2-- 25+forrestii x self H P--yellow 24" 50+'Beautiful Forty' x clarkei #3-- 25+'ldson--smo-sm hybrid 150+Sino-siberian mix-- 500+Sino-siberian hybrids--mix from donor'sown advanced generation hybrids 400+Sino-siberian hybrids-- 100+Sino-siberian--white F, purple stylesand S5O+sanguinea--e x. plant coil. Naijang,Korea, blue 200+sanguinea--e x. Korea, purple 200+sanguinea--50+

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95J05395J05495J05595J056

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95J06495J06595J06695J06795J06895J06995J07095J07195J07295J07395J07495J075

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sanguinea--coll. Karie Plateau, Japan75+sanguinea--tall form 200+sanguinea-- 200+sanguinea "Kamayama"-- 800+sanguinea "Kamayama"-- 300+sanguinea var. kamayama x sanguineavar. pumila H P-- -25sanguinea var. pumila--blue form 25+sibirica--blue 50+sibirica 'Snow Prince'-- 500+sibirica H Po-between two whiteclones150+sibirica var. koreana- 100+sibirica var. nana aioa- 25+typhifolia-- 200+typhifolia-- 50+typhifolia-- 25+'Caesar's Bother'« 200+'Dreaming Vellow' x typhifolia:'-mixedfrom several seedlings 100+'Elinor Hewitt'--wine-red S, violet F 150+'Fattaneh'-- 400+'Helicopter'--200+'Pink Haze'-- 200+'Pink Haze'« 100+'Snowy Egret'-- 100+'Sparkle'-- 300+'Sparkling Rose'-- 300+'Sultan's Ruby'-- -25'Summer Sky'-- -25'Weisser Zwerg'--dwarf 28 ch. sib.300+Siberian hybrid--tetraploid, mediumblue, good form, ruffled2oo+Siberian hybrid--tetraploid ex. SIGNA84J068 'Blue Pennant' 50+Siberian hybrids-mixed 1000+Siberian hybrids--mixed 150+Siberian hybrids--tetraploid 100+Siberian hybrids --wine colors 100+

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K, Callfornlcae, Pacific Coast Native

95K081 bracteata-zs-95K082 douglasiana-- 100+95K083 douglasiana--from medium violet 75+95K084 douglasiana-- 50+95K085 fernaldii H P--e x. J.C.A. -2595K086 innominata-- -50+95K087 innominata var. alba-- 200+95K088 purdyt-cotl. Bell Springs, N.

Mendocino Co. CA 150+95K089 tenax-cou. near Napavine, WA, light

shades 400+95K090 ten ax var. gormanii--yellow 50+95K091 'Peacock'--[seeds look immature] 100+95K092 PCN mix-- 600+95K093 PCN mix-clones that do well in Blue

Ridge Mts.1 00+

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95M094 carmanmae-- 200+95M095 carthaliniae--blue form 150+95M096 carthaliniae-- 100+95M097 crocsa- 300+

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95M098 crocea (syn. aurea)-- 50+ MOO 95N155 pseudacorus-e x. plants colLin Turkey AMC95M099 graminea--orig. from Carol Wamer 400+ DFN 200+95M100 graminea-- 50+ JWT 95N156 pseudacorus--pale buttery buds, CPP95M101 graminea-- 50+ MOO cream-white flowers 100+ 095M102 graminea--25+ SRC 95N157 pseudacorus--clear lemon yellow 25+ DMR95M103 graminea-- -25 RST 95N158 pseudacorus--Iemon yellow 25+ DMR95M104 graminea--plum-scented, purple 250+ PHL 95N159 pseudacorus--cream bud, white flw.75+ HMT95M105 graminea var. pseudocyperus-- 50+ AOR 95N160 pseudacorus-- 100+ LHR95M106 graminea var. pseudocyperus-- -25 DHJ 95N161 pseudacorus-- -25 RCR95M107 halophila-- 100+ AMC 95N162 pseudacorus- 50+ WVL95M108 halophila-- 100+ AOR 95N163 pseudacorus--e x. plants from seeds RST95M109 halophila-- 50+ WVl. coli. in Zurich, Switzerland, light95M110 kerneriana-- 25+ DHJ yellow4oo+95M111 kerneriana-- 50+ JWT 95N164 pseudacorus--brighter yellow than one RST95M112 kerneriana--50+ MOO coli. in Zurich 400+95M113 kerneriana-- 25+ NSR 95N165 pseudacorus--Iemon yellow 500+ JRH95M114 musulmanica-- 100+ AMC 95N166 pseudacorus--Iarge clear pendant falls, CLN95M115 ochroleuca 'Gigantea'-- 200+ MHR 6'+ 600+95M116 oriental is (syn. ocnroteucaj- 200+ RFIi 95N167 pseudacorus var. alba--clear white, RST95M117 orientalis-- 100+ AGR good form, plants grown from '9095M118 orientalis--ANMc2348-coll. Turkey AMC SIGNA seed from Elaine Hulbert 200+

300+ 95N168 pseudacorus 'Beuron'--tetraploid 300+ CPP95M119 orientalis-- 25+ NSR 95N169 pseudacorus 'Donau'--tetraploid -25 ESC95M120 pontica-- 50+ JPY 95N170 pseudacorus 'Sulphur Queen'-- 200+ JPW95M121 sintenisii--150+ MOO 95N171 pseudacorus 'Sun caecace--s-s falls CPP95M122 sintenisii-- 25+ SRC 100+95M123 sintenisii-- 25+ CRG 95N172 pseudacorus 'Tiggah'-- 50+ JPW95M124 sintenisii-- 25+ NLM 95N173 pseudacorus (2n=38)--25+ AHB95M125 sintenisii-- -25 DHJ 95N174 versicolor--e x. selection from swamp DFN95M126 sintenisii--from. B.I.S. seed 25+ BHN in Newfield, NY 600+95M127 sintenisii--plant grown from '89 SIGNA RST 95N175 versicolor-- 200+ AGR

seed from Nancy Axelrod -25 95N176 versicolor--violet hybrid 300+ CPP95M128 sintenisii--e x. plant coli. near Van AOR 95N1n versicolor--eoll. from swamp in DFN

Lake, Turkey 75+ Newfield, Tompkins County, NY, elev.

095M129 sintenisii--coll. S. Bulgaria 75+ AOR 1,160 ft., from 6 clones 100+95M130 sintenisii var. brandzae-- 40+ MOO 95N178 versicolor--mixed colors 300+ LHR95M131 sp.--[arrived labeled dichotoma, but the AOR 95N179 versicolor--white, large flowers 200+ LHR

seeds definitely resemble a spuria sp.] 95N180 versicolor-pate lav., large flowers 200+ LHR95M132 spuria ssp. sogdiana-- 50+ DHJ 95N181 versicolor-- 200+ LMM95M133 urumovii [?] (syn. sintenisii)--50+ AOR 95N182 versicolor--eoll. Mainstream Valley, MBT95M134 xanthospuria-- 50+ NSR Sebasticook River, Ripley, ME 400+95M135 'Burnished Brass'-- 100+ JRH 95N183 versicolor--from SIGNA 83N221, near RCR95M136 'Lenkoran'--Rodionenko spuria hyb. -25 RRH red 50+95M137 Spuria--tall, violet, hardy 400+ JPN 95N184 versicolor--rose-red, semi-ruffled F EiD+ SSM95M138 Spuria hyb. H po-from 83M190 gold 50+ RCR 95N185 versicolor--mixed color forms from JHW95M139 Spuria hybrids-- 150+ LMM sdlgs. and named cultivars 150+95M140 Spuria hybrids--garden cultivars 50+ AHB 95N186 versicolor--well-branched, blue 400+ RST95M141 Spurias--mixed 150+ AMC 95N187 versicolor--e x. plants coli. near ESC

Quoddy Head, MN 100+95N188 versicolor--e x • HA-048, dark violet, AHB

N, Laevlgatae (Water-Loving) compact vigorous plant fromMagdalena Is., Qc. 25+

95N142 ensata--very tall form 300+ JPW 95N189 versicolor--e x. plant coli. Saguenay AHB95N143 ensata var. hortensis--ruby red 50+ DHJ R., Anse St. Jean, Qc. 50+95N144 ensata 'Freckled Geisha'-- 25+ EHL 95N190 versicolor--e x. AC-05, most vigorous AHB95N145 ensata 'Worley Pink'-- 25+ EHL plant coli. on Anticosti Is., Qc. 57",95N146 ensata hybrids--unusual color HSC larger flowers 100+

combinations 150+ 95N191 verslcolor-ex, plant coli. in Les AHB95N147 ensata hybrids --mixed 300+ MHR Escoumins in pocket in cliff surrounded95N148 laevigata--mixed clones 50+ EHL by I. setosa ssp. canadensis 75+95N149 laevigata--eoll. Aomori Pref, Japan HSH 95N192 versicolor--e x. plant coli. Kegashka, AHB

25+ Qc. N. Coast. Single plant among I.95N150 laevigatavar. alba--from L.Reid 200+ RST setosa ssp. can., 48",4 branches and 495N151 laevigata var. albopurpurea ESC buds/branch 75+

colchesterensis-- 50+ 95N193 versicolor--Selected sdlg., nice blue AHB ()95N152 laevigata 'Noubeni'-- 50+ CRG 25+95N153 laevigata 'Noubeni'--30+ JPW 95N194 versicolor--Selected sdlg. 91-507, very AHB95N154 laevigata 'Seiran'-- 100+ CRG early pink. 50+

95N195 versicolor--Selected sdlg. 91-162, dark AHB 95N245 versicolor 'Pink Peaks'-- 100+ JHWpurple 50+ 95N246 versicolor 'Qinghai'-- 25+ CLN

9SN196 versicolor--sdlg. from 'Wild Hearts', AHB 95N247 versicolor 'Riopelle' x self H Po-nice AHB( early light rose 150+ pink, 2nd or 3rd flowers are double 50+

9SN197 versicolor--95-09: (Bar 01 x AC 012) AHB 95N248 versicolor 'Shape Up'-- 150+ JPWpurple-violet, base veined white with 95N249 versicolor 'Silvington'--pale blue 100+ JHWlarge yellow signal 50+ 95N250 versicolor 'Version'-- 100+ Cl.N

95N198 versicolor--92-701 purple-violet 200+ AHB 95N251 versicolor 'Whodunit'-- 300+ JPW95N199 versicolor--Bar-02-02, lilac-pink 150+ AHB 95N252 versicolor 'Whodunit' x self H P- 100+ MIL95N2oo versicolor--94-059, pure white with AHB 95N253 versicolor 'Wild Hearts'--75+ JPW

yellow signal 300+ 95N254 versicolor 'Wild Hearts--plnk -25 JHW95N201 versicolor--94-069, yellow variegated AHB 95N255 versicolor 'Wild Wine'-- 50+ CLN

foliage till blooming time. Flowers It. 9SN256 virginica--tall blue 50+ EHLblue, tinted pink, S pink, small, style 95N257 virginica var. shrevei-- 100+ MBSblue, much like I. virgo var. shrevei 50+ 95N258 virginica var. shrevei 'Iatan Tttan'« KMR

95N202 versicoior-ss-os, dwt. pink-violet 100+ AHB 400+95N203 versicolor--e x. dark purple, stiff leaves AHB 95N259 virginica var. shrevei-- 150+ LHR

coli. Western Brook Pd., NFLD.150+ 95N260 virginica var. shrevei-- 75+ RBA95N204 versicolor--9S selected blue, siberian- AHB 95N261 virginica var. shrevei (2n=70)-- ex. St. AHB

like with rounded standards 100+ Lawrence Valley, Qc. 100+95N205 versicolor--white 500+ Cl.N 95N262 virginica 'Crown Point'--blue, Ig. yellow CPP9SN206 versicolor--deep rose 600+ CLN signal, Ig. round falls, 3-4" flowers, 30-95N207 versicolor--dark purple 500+ CLN 40" 200+95N208 versicolor--blue 100+ Cl.N 95N263 virginica 'Lilac Dream'--white w/lav. CPP95N209 versicolor -trom plant col. Mt. Ingalls, JPW veins, dk. yellow sig., 3-4" flws, wide F,

NH50+ small S,3-4 br w/5 flws @ 24-30" 200+95N21 0 versicolor -frorn SchaferlSacks SP90- JHW Ix Biversata - (versicolor x ensata) x versicolor

1 sdlg. 100+ 95N264 x biversata--95-096: later blooming, AHB95N211 versicolor 90-59 x self H Po-pink 200+ AHB vigorous red 100+9SN212 versicolor KR-Q3 x self H P-red 200+ AHB 95N265 x biversata--91-523: blooms wlversi- AHB9SN213 versicolor 92-12 x self H P-- white200+ AHB color, pure white wi yellow signal 100+95N214 versicolor 95-22: ACOS x AC012 H P-- AHB 95N266 x biversata--94-080: dark violet with AHB

200+ purple-brown spot at the base 100+r: 9SN21S versicolor 9S-19: Bar01 x AC05 H P- AHB 95N267 x biversata--94-002: clear pure blue wi AHB

C 7S+ big golden signal, S are narrow and<; 9SN216 versicolor 9S-65 H P--liIac-pink with AHB pointed 1S0+purple 100+ 9SN268 x biversata--94-030: vigorous w/stiff AHB

9SN217 versicolor 95-021: AC05 x AC12 H P-- AHB Ivs, 4 br. w/4 buds each. F. red purple,75+ veined white, large yellow signal, S.

9SN218 versicolor 95-40: 'Riopelle' (Bar01) x AHB rounded, wine-red 200+ACOS H P- 100+ 9SN269 x biversata--95-202: vigorous early AHB

9SN219 versicolor 'Between The unes-- 600+ LMM dark pink 300+9SN220 versicolor 'Between The Lines'-Soo+ Cl.N 9SN270 x biversata--94-0 14: stiff leaves, large AHB9SN221 versicolor 'Between The tlnes-- 2S0+ JPW Clumps, long lasting dark velvety-9SN222 versicolor 'Between The unss-- 50+ JHW purple flowers 200+9SN223 versicolor 'Between The Lines'--100+ BOS 9SN271 x biversata--94-117: miniature flowers AHB9SN224 versicolor 'Candystriper'-- 30+ JPW violet veined white 150+9SN22S versicolor 'Cat Mousam'-- 200+ CPP 9SN272 x biversata--94-078: flowers like AHB95N226 versicolor 'Cat Mousam'-- 200+ JPW versatas, purple with yellow blotch 7S+9SN227 versicolor 'China Westlake'-- SO+ JPW 9SN273 x biversata--95-042: F. blue purple with AHB9SN228 versicolor 'Claret Cup'-- 100+ Cl.N yel. signal and white line, S. pink1oo+9SN229 versicolor 'Claret Cup'-- 50+ DHJ 9SN274 x biversata--9S-068: F. purple red, S. AHB9SN23O versicolor 'Claret Cup' x "Ruby Wine" CJv1R red 150+

H P--good wine red 30" 400+ 9SN27S x biversata--9S-099: F. magenta with AHB9SN231 versicolor 'Kermesiana'-- 100+ LMM yellow signal, S. round light pink 1S0+9SN232 versicolor 'Kerrneslna-- SO+ DHJ 9SN276 x biversata--9S-124: yellowish leaves, AHB9SN233 versicolor 'Kerrnesina'--SO+ NSR flowers dark violet with white signal 2S+9SN234 versicolor 'Kermesina'-- 25+ NLM 9SN2n x biversata 91-S79: biversata x AHB9SN235 versicolor 'Little Rhyme'-- 200+ JPW biversata H Po-mixed colors 1S0+9SN236 versicolor 'Mint Fresh'-- 200+ JPW Ix Reversicolor - versicolor x biversata or reciprocal9SN237 versicolor 'Mint Fresh'-- 100+ DHJ 9SN278 x reversicolor versicolor 'Riopelle' x AHB9SN238 versicolor 'Mint Fresh'-- 100+ JHW biversata H P-- 50+9SN239 versicolor 'Mint Fresh'-- 100+ Cl.N

9SN279 x reversicolor versicolor AC12 x AHB9SN24O versicolor 'Murrayana'-- 200+ JPW biversata H P-- 25+(), 95N241 versicolor 'Murrayana'-- 100+ CPP 9SN280 x reversicolor 9S-28: versicolor ACOS x AHB

'<, ..• 95N242 versicolor 'Party line'--200+ JPW biversata H P- 100+9SN243 versiCOlor 'Party line'-- 100+ CPP 95N281 x reverslcolor 95-53: versicolor AC05 x AHB95N244 versicolor 'Pink Peaks'-- 150+ JPW biversata H P-- 100+

95N282 x robusta--92-848: virginica var. AHBvirginica 'White Giant' x versicolorwhite 100+

95N283 x robusta 'Mountain Brook'--200+ CPP95N284 x robusta (2n=90)--coll. N. Bay, N. AHB

Ontario 25+95N285 x robusta (2n=90)--94-050: virginica AHB

var. shrevei (2n=72) x versicolor(2n=108)50+

95N286 x robusta hybrid (2n=105)--90-555: AHB(versicolor x virginica var. shrevei) Xbiversata 150+

0, Hexagonae, Loulslanas (Water-Loving)

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JRH

brevicaulis-- 25+fulva-- 50+fulva-- 25+fulva-- 25+fulva H po-dwarf, terracotta red 25+fulva x brevicaulis 'Dorothea K.Williamson'- 150+fulva x brevicaulis 'Dorothea K.Williamson'--100+fulva x hexagona--F2 and F3 - breedstrue, purple self, yellow signal, deeprose styles 300+hexagona--e x seed coli. in FL 150+hexagona-- -25nelsonii HP--brick red -25'Red Dazzler' H P- 50+'Upbeat'-- -25Louisianas--named varieties mixed200+

DMREHLRBA~RSTHSC

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p,a, Longlpetalae, Trlpetalae

95P301 longipetala (syn. missouriensis)-- 100+ AOR95P302 missouriensis--good blue, COli. near PMR

Allenspark, CO 8700 elev. 200+95P303 missouriensis--25+ WVL95P304 missouriensis var. pelogonus-- 50+ WVL950305 setosa--grape colored 400+ LHR950306 setosa- 200+ AGR950307 setosa- 400+ AMC950308 setosa--24", branched, violet 100+ AWi950309 setosa-Araska blue-purple 18" 200+ DMR950310 setosa--white flower, black spathes JPW

250+950311 serosa- 400+ JWT950312 setosa--dwarf (canadensis?) 9-10", LMM

blue/lav150+950313 setosa- 50+ NSR950314 setosa--ex. Sakhalin Is., 3 branches, ESC

long bloom season 200+950315 setosa--20" tall 50+ JRH950316 setosa--white, long lasting flws 150+ AHB950317 setosa--Iarge flower, medium blue 200+ ClN950318 setosa var. alba-- 100+ NSR950319 setosa var. arctlea- 400+ JPN950320 setosa ssp. canadensls- 50+ JPW950321 setosa ssp. canadensis- 75+ AWi950322 setosa ssp. canadensis- 25+ WVL950323 setosa ssp. canadensis-a", blue 300+ PHL950324 setosa ssp. canadensis- 50+ NLM950325 setosa ssp. canadensis--pink 50+ AHB

950326 setosa ssp. interior--vigorous, long AHBflowering season 200+

950327 setosa 'Aretic Rebloomer'-- 100+ CLN950328 setosa 'Aretic Rebloomer' F1-- JPW

vigorous, especially nice blooms 200+950329 setosa 'Kosho-en'-- 600+ CLN950330 setosa 'Kosho-en'« -25 DHJ

R, Seven Monotyplc Series

95R331

95R33295R333

95R334

95R33595R33695R33795R33895R339

95R34095R34195R34295R34395R344

95R34595R34695R34795R34895R34995R35O

95R35195R35295R353

95R35495R355

bungei--coll. Omnogov. Aimag.Hahbogd. Sum, Mongolia 50+iactea-aoo-laetea--blue S and styles, white F withveins and rim 200+laetea--clear ivory falls, no markings100+lactea- 200+laetea--repeater 200+iactea- 150+laetea--dwarf, whitish-blue flws 300+lactea-frorn seedling 'Repeater A' fourbuds 300+laetea --82-228 150+laetea var. alba-- 200+laetea var. hyacinthiana-- 150+laetea 'Illini Fountain'--via BDS100+oxypetala [syn. laetea?j--from SIGNAseed, Rodionenko, 1989; great foliageall season 50+pnsrnanca- 600+prismatica-- 100+prismatica-- 100+prtsmatica- 400+pnsmanca- 150+prismatica -from pale lavender-pinkseedling 50+prismatica var. alba- 5O+RRDprismatica 'Polly spout'- 300+ -","·CRGventricosa--coll. Inner Mongolia by· JWNZhao Yu Tang 50+verna var. aioa- 25+verna var. alba-- 100+

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S, Evanslas, Crested Subsection

95S356 erlstata« 25+ EHL95S357 cristata--mixed 75+ BDS95S358 cristata 'Baby Blue'-- 50+ BDS95S359 cristata 'Eco Orchid Giant' -- 25+ BDS95S360 cristata 'Eco Purple Pomp' -- -25 BDS95S361 cristata 'Shenandoah Skies-- 50+ BDS95S362 gracilipes-- 150+ BOS95S363 milesii-- 300+ HSC95S364 milesii--hardy clone -25 AMC95S365 specutamx-zs- EHL95S366 tectorum--blue 100+ AMC95S367 tectorum-- 75+ NSR95S368 tectorum- 50+ JWT958369 tectorum-- 50+ BDS95S370 tectorum var. aioa- 50+ DHJ95S371 tectorum var. alba- 50+ EHL95S372 tectorum var. alba H P-- -25 RCR95S373 wattii--from 3 clones 100+ EHL95S374 'False Isis' x wattii-- 50+ EHL

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T,U,V,W,X,Y, MiscellaneousZ, Other IrldaceaeC~ 95T375 dichotoma-- 400+ RRH

95T376 dichotoma--nice pale violet with white RST 95Z418 Alophia pulchella-- -25 AMGsignal150+ 95Z419 Anomatheca laxa-- 200+ NLT

95T377 dichotoma var. alba (Korean strain) X SNR 95Z420 Anomatheca laxa--small corms -25 NLTdichotoma'Multiflora'(dichotoma 95Z421 Anomatheca laxa--red 200+ AMGRussian strain x Korean strain with 10- 95Z422 Anometheca taxa-red 100+ WGL14 flowers per spathe) H P- 250+ 95Z423 Anomatheca laxa var. alba-- 25+ AMG

95T378 dichotoma 'Multiflora' (see previous) X SNR 95Z424 Aristea ecklonii-- 400+ JRHdichotoma var. alba (Korean) H P--400+ 95Z425 Aristea ecklonii--300+ MBS

95T379 foetidissima--lilac w/bronze styles :J:D+. JRH 95Z426 Babiana sp.-- 150+ WGL95T380 foetidissima--yellow veined purple 100+ JRH 95Z427 Babiana spathacea-- -25 MBS95T381 foetidissima--yellow flowers, orange PMT 95Z428 Babiana villosula-- 50+ MBS

seeds 150+ 95Z429 Babiana 'Purple Star'--20" tall 200+ JRH95T382 foetidissima var. citrina-- 100+ CLN 95Z430 Belamcanda chinensis--dark spotted PHL95U383 anglica-- 50+ WVL yellow flowers 300+95V384 histrio ssp. histrio-- 25+ AMC 95Z431 Belamcanda chinensis-- 25+ WGL95W385 albomarginata (?)-- -25 MBS 95Z432 Belamcanda flabellata-- 100+ HSC95W386 aucheri-- 50+ AMC 95Z433 Calydorea speciosa-- 100+ GCY95W387 aucheri H P--e x. Bachce, Turkey-sev. AMC 95Z434 Chasmanthe aethiopica -- -25 MBS

clones intercrossed 50+ 95Z435 Chasmanthe bicolor--25+ MBS95W388 aucheri H P --ANMc2282-e x. Leylek AMC 95Z436 Cipura inornata--plant from SIGNA RST

Stn., Turkey-several clones 92Z356 from MBS 50+intercrossed incl. dk. blue and pure 95Z437 Crocosmia masonorum-- 50+ MBSwhite 75+ 95Z438 Crocosmia sp.--hardy to -35F -25 DGL

95W389 bucharica "Duschanbe" H P--c 0 II. SRC 95Z439 Crocosmia x 'Lucifer'-- 300+ PMTTadjikistan 25+ 95Z440 Crocosmia x 'Lucifer'-- 200+ NLT

95W390 bucharica x ? - H P-- 50+ AMC 95Z441 Crocus angustifolius var. minor-- -25 SRC95W391 bucharica x orchioides (true) H P-- AMC 95Z442 Crocus banaticus H Po-some from dark SRC

several crosses 100+ forms, autumn blooming 250+95W392 bucharica x self H P-- 50+ AMC 95Z443 Crocus biflorus var. argenteus-- 100+ SRC

0 95W393 bucharica x vicari a H P-- 50+ AMC 95Z444 Crocus caspius--e x. P.F. 5036 -25 BHN95W394 cycloglossa-- 25+ MBS 95Z445 Crocus flavus-- -25 SRC95W395 fosteriana-- -25 MBS 95Z446 Crocus heuffelianus--autumn blooming SRC95W396 kopetdaghensis-- -25 CLF -2595W397 magnifica-- 50+ CLF 95Z447 Crocus kosaninii-- -25 SRC9EW398 magnifica-- 25+ MBS 95Z448 Crocus longiflorus--autumn blooming SRC95W399 magnifica 'Samarkand Gem', H P-- SRC 100+

dwarf form 25+ 95Z449 Crocus niveus-- 50+ DEL95W400 magnifica var. alba H P--e x. Agalik SRC 95Z450 Crocus pulchellus--autumn blooming SRC

Valley near Samarkand, Seravschan. 25+Nice form. 50+ 95Z451. Crocus pulchellus--e x. M.T. 4584, SRC

95W401 magnifica var. alba x self H Po-not AMC autumn blooming 25+even a hint of blue 50+ 95Z452 Crocus reticulatus-- 25+ SRC

95vV402 magnifica 'Agalik'-- 50+ CLF 95Z453 Crocus serotinus var. serotinus--e x. SRC95W403 magnifica 'Samarkand Gem'-- 50+ CLF S.F. 237, autumn blooming 25+95W404 magnifica x bucharica - Edmundas 94 - AMC 95Z454 Crocus tournefortii-- 50+ DEL

H po-from several crosses 25+ 95Z455 Crocus tournefortii-- -25 BHN95W405 magnifica x other clones H P-25+ AMC 95Z456 Cypella coelestis--1 00+ NLT95W406 magnifica x willmottiana(true)? H P-- AMC 95Z457 Cypella coelestis-- 25+ JHW

Lost track of pollen parent but believe it 95Z458 Cypella herbertii- 100+ NLTwas willmottiana 50+ 95Z459 Cypella plumbea-- 50+ GCY

95W407 orchioides Hort. (Le.bucharica)-- -25 AMC 95Z460 Dierama pulchellum-- 100+ NLT95W408 vicaria-- 25+ CLF 95Z461 Dierama pulcherrimum-- 200+ JWT95W409 vicaria H Po-various slightly veined AMC 95Z462 Dietes bicolor-- 100+ JRH

forms intercrossed 100+ 95Z463 Dietes catenulata (syn. iridioides)-- RST95W41 0 vicari a H P--several clones AMC plant grown from '90 seed from Nancy

intercrossed 150+ Axelrod 50+95W411 vicaria x bucharica H P-- 100+ AMC 95Z464 Dietes grandiflora--400+ WGL95W412 warleyensis-- 200+ MBS 95Z465 Dietes grandiflora x iridioides H P-- 50+ IPG95X413 latifolia--pale colors mixed 50+ EHL 95Z466 Dietes iridioides--5O+ NLT95X414 latifolia (syn. xiphioides)--e x. wild coli. MBS 95Z467 Dietes iridioides (syn. vegeta)-- 200+ JRH

t:J plants in the Pyrenees 100+ 95Z468 Dietes vegeta (syn. iridioides)--plant RST95X415 xiphium--25+ MBS from SIGNA 92Z361 from JRH 25+95X416 xiphium-- 100+ NSR 95Z469 Ferraria crispa (syn. undulata)-- 50+ MBS95Y417 x Pardancanda--pink 50+ AMC 95Z470 Geissorhiza bracteata- 25+ MBS

95Z471 Geissorhiza roteo-alba- -25 MBS 95Z526 Romulea columnae-so- WGL95Z472 Geissorhiza sn--purple 100+ MBS 95Z527 Romulea flava var. minor- -25 MBS95Z473 Gelasine azureum-- -25 NLT 95Z528 Romulea hirta-- 300+ MBS95Z474 Gelasine elongata (syn. azurea)-- 50+ MBS 95Z529 Romulea linaresii-- 300+ WGL ("95Z475 Gelasine uruguaiensis var. orietalis-- MBS 95Z53O Romulea malenconiana-- 50+ MBS

,100+ 95Z531 Romulea pratensis- 200+ JRH

95Z476 Gladiolus alatus var. alatus--75+ JOG 95Z532 Romulea ramiflora-- 100+ GCY95Z477 Gladiolus carmineus-- 25+ JOG 95Z533 Romulea ramiflora- 50+ MBS95Z478 Gladiolus carneus-- 25+ JRH 95Z534 Romulea rosea-- 100+ JOG95Z479 Gladiolus carophyllaceus-- 1000+ WGL 95Z535 Romulea tabularts- 150+ GCY95Z480 Gladiolus communis var. byzantinus-- MBS 95Z536 Schizostylis coccinea-- 75+ MBS

50+ 95Z537 Sisyrinchium angustifolium--200+ RST95Z481 Gladiolus communis var. iIIyricus-- 50+ MBS 95Z538 Sisyrinchium angustifolium--e x. JWT95Z482 Gladiolus delenii-- 200+ WGL Whidbey Is., WA, 4" blue 250+95Z483 Gladiolus gueinzii-- 50+ MBS 95Z539 Sisyrinchium angustifolium --coli. DGL95Z484 Gladiolus imbricatus-- -25 AAB Franklin Co., PA 1000+95Z485 Gladiolus imbricatus--coll. Thuringian AAB 95Z54O Sisyrinchium bellum-- 200+ JRH

station near Erfurt, where it has long 95Z541 Sisyrinchium bermudiana--coll. OVLbeen naturalized (pre-1812) 50+ central MO, pale blue to violet with

95Z486 Gladiolus italicus (syn. segetum)--25+ MBS branched, winged stems95Z487 Gladiolus kotschyanus var. MBS 95Z542 Sisyrinchium californicum-- 100+ GCY

caucasicus-- 150+ 95Z543 Sisyrinchium idahoense--10" tall, large LMM95Z488 Gladiolus orchidiflorus-- 25+ MBS purple flower with yellow center 200+95Z489 Gladiolus scullyi-- 25+ MBS 95Z544 Sisyrinchium idahoense-- 300+ AGR95Z490 Gladiolus undulatus--cormlets 50+ MBS 952545 Sisyrinchium macrocarpum--from. BHN95Z491 Herbertia lahue- 100+ MBS A.G.S. seed 100+95Z492 Herbertia pulchella-- 150+ GCY 95Z546 Sisyrinchium macrocarpum-- 300+ GCY95Z493 Hesperantha bachmannii-- 100+ MBS 95Z547 Sisyrinchium mucronatum--c 0 II. DGL95Z494 Hesperantha molsn- 100+ GCY Franklin Co., PA-2595Z495 Hesperoxiphion peruvianum-- 25+ MBS 95Z548 Sisyrinchium nudicaule (syn. MBS95Z496 Homeria brittenese--1oo+ JOG patagonicum)-- 200+95Z497 Homeria ochroleuca- 100+ MBS 95Z549 Sisyrinchium nudicaule-- 100+· GCY95Z498 Ixia sp.--small flowered pink 200+ RRH 95Z550 Sisyrinchium striatum-- 300+ GCY95Z499 Lapeirousia enigmata-- 100+ JOG 95Z551 Sparaxis bulbifera-- 75+ MBS95Z500 Lapeirousia jacquinii-- 100+ JOG 95Z552 Sparaxis elegans-- 75+ JOG95Z501 Libertia ixiodes-- 400+ NLT 95Z553 Sparaxis elegans-- 200+ MBS95Z502 Libertia sessiliflora (syn. MBS 95Z554 Sparaxis parviflora-- 50+ MBS

caerulescens)--coll. Aguas Claras, 95Z555 Synnotia parviflora-- 50+ WGLCachagua -25 95Z556 Synnotia villosa-- 200+ WGL

95Z503 Libertia sp.--[arrived labeled "wild Irid AMG 95Z557 Tigridia pavonia--200+ PMT(white)'1 500+ 95Z558 Tigridia pavonia-- 100+ NLT

95Z504 Massonia pustulata-- 100+ JOG 95Z559 Tritonia pallida [?]-- 50+ MBS95Z505 Melasphaerulea graminea-- 200+ NLT 95Z560 Tritonia sp.--orange 200+ WGL95Z506 Melasphaerulea ramosa-aoo- JRH 95Z561 Watsonia beatricis-- 100+ NLT95Z507 Melasphaerulea ramosa-- 200+ WGL 95Z562 Watsonia humilis--e x. Nat. Bot. Gdns. BHN95Z508 Moraea aristata--e x. Kirstenbosch, BHN Kirstenbosch, S. Africa 25+

S.Africa 25+ 95Z563 Watsonia marginata--e x. Nat. Bot. BHN95Z509 Moraea bipartita- 100+ MBS Gdns. Kirstenbosch, S. Africa 25+95Z510 Moraea huttonii-- 200+ NLT 95Z564 Watsonia meriana--pink, ex. Nat. Bot. BHN95Z511 Moraea natalensis-- 25+ OBK Gdns. Kirstenbosch, S. Africa 25+95Z512 Moraea polystachya-- 300+ MBS 95Z565 Watsonia meriana--ex. seed coil. ESC95Z513 Moraea polystachya--2', multi- JWG Natal 25+

branched, blue w/yellow signal 100+ 95Z566 Watsonia pyramidata [?]-- 25+ MCZ95Z514 Moraea polystachya--2 years for full JOG 95Z567 Watsonia tabulans-e x. Nat. Bot. BHN

germination 150+ Gdns. Kirstenbosch, S. Africa-2595Z515 Moraea spathacea--yellow 50+ JWT 95Z568 Watsonia versfeldii-- -25 MBS95Z516 Moraea spathacea--from. SIGNA RRH

902294 50+95Z517 Moraea stewartae-- 500+ JRH95Z518 Moraea vegeta-- 50+ JRH95Z519 Orthrosanthus chimboracensis-- 100+ GCY95Z520 Orthrosanthus raxus- 100+ WGL95Z521 Orthrosanthus multiflorus-- 300+ NLT95Z522 Orthrosanthus multiflorus-- 100+ OBK95Z523 Romulea bulbocodium- 50+ WGL 095Z524 Romulea bulbocodium var. WGL

leichtliniana-- 50+95Z525 Romulea ciustana- 75+ GCY