'APPLE CRISP'
for more than a decade. Their irises were famous for being strong growers because they used 'Amas' and I. trojana as tetraploid stud irises instead of the tender I. mesopotamica and I. cypriana.
Previous awards winners can be found at https://wiki.irises.org/Main/InfoAwards.
'Apple Crisp' (Paul Black, R. 2013) Seedling #R202B. IB,
26" (66 cm), Midseason to late bloom. Standards mid gold, mid garnet wash
over center, yellow-gold rim; style arms mid gold; falls mid gold, mid
brown-tan veins/wash beside beards, mid yellow patch below beard, remainder
heavily washed garnet in center and lighter towards mid yellow rim; beards
gold; pronounced spicy fragrance. Seedling M18A: ('High Master' x seedling
J212A: ('Key To Success' selfed)) X 'Love Spell'. Introduced by Mid-America Garden
2014.
The World of Irises blog will be posting classification medal winners as soon as the hybridizers are notified. The entire list of winners, including Award of Merit and Honorable Mention, will be published on the AIS website, the AIS Encyclopedia, and later in the AIS Bulletin, IRISES.
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