Iris Reticulata Sea Green

auchatelet a écrit:Tulipe

Merci pour ta réponse ..... et dis, est-ce que ca se multiplie ces bulbes la ?

c,est grace a toi que j,ai tombé en amour avec ca!

auchatelet a écrit:bon ca ne fleurit pas longtemps ?

auchatelet a écrit:tellement mais tellement décue: je voulais commander ces iris reticulata ....... je bavais a le voir en photo ....... mais sans tout expliquer j'ai eu un probleme de carte de crédit clonée et quelqu'un a essayé d'acheter un billet d'avion de 3 000 $! Alors je suis en attente de recevoir ma nouvelle carte et j'espérais pouvoir commander cette MERVEILLE!

mais maintenant elle est épuisée     ..... crime on a recu le courriel de Garden Import le 10 et maintenant le 10 c"est déjà épuisée

JE BAVE ENCORE! Je voudrais tellement en avoir:decourage: 

mais regardez moi cette merveille en terme de couleurs!

http://gardenimport.com/spblvl3.php?lvl=Iris_-_bulbous&nm=SEA_GREEN&ref=IR3200





par hasard vous savez ou je pourrais m'en procurer ????????

Garden Import a écrit:In Alan's words "STARLIGHT is the very first second generation hybrid to bloom between Iris danfordiae and Iris sophenensis. All of the first generation hybrids were "just blues," as the Dutch like to refer to them. A couple had a little yellow influence, but that served only to make the colours muddy. I thought it would take years and years to get away from solid blue and come up with interesting patterns. If I was lucky I might end up with a spectacular white by the end of my life. To get a gorgeous white with blue accents in just the second generation was amazing. What clearly happened is the blue got turned off, and the yellow got turned off, revealing, in this case, underlying blue and yellow accents. At one point STARLIGHT stock was being built up in Holland for eventual large scale commercial sales, but the Dutch grower decided not to go through with it." Lucky for us. We're the first to ever offer it.

auchatelet a écrit:

Garden Import a écrit:In Alan's words "STARLIGHT is the very first second generation hybrid to bloom between Iris danfordiae and Iris sophenensis. All of the first generation hybrids were "just blues," as the Dutch like to refer to them. A couple had a little yellow influence, but that served only to make the colours muddy. I thought it would take years and years to get away from solid blue and come up with interesting patterns. If I was lucky I might end up with a spectacular white by the end of my life. To get a gorgeous white with blue accents in just the second generation was amazing. What clearly happened is the blue got turned off, and the yellow got turned off, revealing, in this case, underlying blue and yellow accents. At one point STARLIGHT stock was being built up in Holland for eventual large scale commercial sales, but the Dutch grower decided not to go through with it." Lucky for us. We're the first to ever offer it.

c'est ca ou je ne connais pas danfordiae et sophenensis ,,,,, c'est peut etre ca la différence de grandeur ?