As
we start the new year, it is time to look back at the ten most viewed posts on
The World of Irises in 2019. Did you see and read them all when they went live? Did you miss
any? If you missed one or more, follow the link to the post.
In
tenth place, we find Anna Cadd’s guest post about the important spuria iris
Wadi Zem Zem.
Bryce
Williamson’s post about Napa Country Iris Gardens occupies the number eight
position. This is part of his series “On the Road Again” and he has continued
the series this year with posts about his trips to Oregon and Washington.
The
World of Irises always likes to bring our readers breaking news. For that
reason, the results of the 2019 Florence iris competition can be found in
position seven.
‘Chachar’ by Seidl Zdenek from the Czech Republic. |
Bryce
Williamson’s report on the 2019 American Iris Society Convention is in the
sixth position. If you were unable to attend, this post gives you some idea of
what you missed.
Horton Garden--image by Bryce Williamson |
Number
4 for the year was Robert Hollingsworth’s post about what may be the single
most important Siberian introduction/parent of all time—'White Swirl’.
'White Swirl' |
Image by Dennis Berry |
'Bottle Rocket' Image by Colleen Modra |
No, this iris will never "revert to purple" |
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