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BIS Seed List 2020 2021 Plus Addendum British Iris Society Seed Scheme 2020 – 2021 Seed Distribution Officer: Christine Jarvis 3 Millbrook Close, Blewbury, Didcot, Oxon, OX11 9QL [email protected] 01235 851896 Thank you to all the seed donors who have provided the seed for this BIS Seed Scheme. 1 Members of the British Iris Society may apply for up to 40 packets of seeds. 2 The cost of seeds is £5 for up to 10 packets and £5 for each additional 10 packets (maximum £20). This cost is inclusive of postage and packing. 3 Payment for seed may be made by cheque (in Sterling) payable to the British Iris Society and enclosed with order or online using the PayPal account. 4 Orders should be sent to Christine Jarvis at the above address. An order form can be found at the back of this seed list. 5 A fair division of seeds will be made as soon as possible in January 2021. Requests will be dealt with in the order in which they were received. 6 Please order by number and retain this seed list for reference as seed will only be identified by the number on the packet. 7 Please include a sufficient number of substitutes as some seed is in very short supply. 8 No responsibility can be accepted for the results as seed is obtained from many sources and it is not always possible to check the accuracy of naming. 9 Much of the seed on the list is open pollinated so it cannot be guaranteed to be true to name. Where seed has been collected from a named cultivar, the seedlings are unlikely to be identical to the parent. Where an 'x' appears before the cultivar name only the pod parent is known. The abbreviations 'dip' and ‘tet’ stand for diploid and tetraploid. 10 If you are ordering seeds from outside the UK, please check and comply with your country’s regulations covering seed importation to make sure than any request is not on your country’s list of banned imports. 11 We are not able to supply seeds to any country that requires a phytosanitary certificate for seed importation. 12 Residual seed donated to the 2018 and 2019 schemes is also included in this list and is marked as (2018) or (2019) respectively. 1 THE GENUS IRIS 1. IRIS SUBGENUS IRIS (The Bearded Irises or Pogons) A. Section Iris – species 1 aphylla (2019) JPW USA 2 marsica (2019) JPW USA 3 pallida (2019) RL Germany 4 variegata var. reginae BJ Canada Hybrids Standard Dwarf Bearded 5 x 'Webelos' SB UK 6 mixed SB UK Intermediate Bearded 7 ‘Chatter Box' x self (2019) JLCC Spain 8 unnamed yellow plicata x self (2019) JLCC Spain Border Bearded 9 x 'Invicta Celebration' reverse yellow amoena (2019) OW UK 10 x 'Orinoco Flow' OW UK Miniature Tall Bearded 11 x 'Bach Fugue' RR UK 12 x 'Bach Toccata' RR UK 13 x 'Easy' RR UK 14 x 'Honorabile' RR UK 15 x 'Loose Valley' RR UK 16 x 'Maslon' RR UK 17 x 'Teasaucer Hill' RR UK 18 x 'Welch's Reward' (2018) RR UK 19 x MTB salmon OW UK 20 x MTB wine OW UK 21 mixed RR UK 22 mixed (2019) OW UK Tall Bearded 23 ‘Alizés' x 'TB seedling' FR UK 24 ‘Autumn Years' x self (2019) JLCC Spain 25 x ‘Autumn Years' (2019) JLCC Spain 26 ‘Avalon Sunset' x 'Feu du Ciel' (2019) JLCC Spain 27 'Celebration Song' x 'Good Show' JJH UK 28 ‘Designer's Art' x self (2019) JLCC Spain 29 ‘Designer's Art' x 'Ostrogoth' sdlg. (2019) JLCC Spain 30 x 'Don Juan' RR UK 31 x ‘Duckling’ yellow. Old variety (2019) OW UK 32 x 'Godfrey Owen' (2019) JJH UK 33 'Good Show' x 'Sierra Grande' JJH UK 34 x 'Grand Canari' (2019) JJH UK 35 ‘Guilt Free Sample' x 'Ambroisie' (2019) JJH UK 2 36 ‘Hotdogs and Mustard' x 'Provencal' (2019) JLCC Spain 37 x ‘Jackal Cackle' (2019) JLCC Spain 38 x 'Jane Phillips' JJH UK 39 x 'Lilac Lustre' seedling FR UK 40 x ‘Messy Jessi' seedling (TBSA) FR UK 41 'Midnight Treat' x 'Good Show' JJH UK 42 'Midnight Treat' x 'Sierra Grande' JJH UK 43 'Noctambule' x 'Sierra Grande' JJH UK 44 ‘Ostrogoth' sdlg. x self (2019) JLCC Spain 45 x 'Paul Black' CJ UK 46 ‘Peking Summer' x 'Dynamite' sdlg. (2019) JLCC Spain 47 x 'Pioneer' CJ UK 48 ‘Provencal' x self (2019) JLCC Spain 49 x 'Rose De La Vallée' FR UK 50 'Sierra Grande' x 'Noctambule' JJH UK 51 x unnamed black (2019) JLCC Spain 52 unnamed light blue x 'Fashion Statement' (2019) JLCC Spain 53 x melon seedling (2019) OW UK 54 x TB purple name unknown FR UK 55 x white seedling FR UK 56 x yellow self (2019) JW UK 57 x unnamed yellow plicata (2019) JLCC Spain 58 x name unknown FR UK 59 x historic bitone (2019) JLCC Spain 60 x historic bitone - blue (2019) JLCC Spain 61 x historic bitone - purple (2019) JLCC Spain 62 x historic dark blue bicolour CJ UK 63 x historic unnamed iris – copper (2019) JLCC Spain 64 x historic unnamed pinkish orange (2019) JLCC Spain 65 x historic white with purplish falls (2019) JLCC Spain 66 miscellaneous mix pinky violet (2019) OW UK 67 Tall bearded iris mix (2019) JLCC Spain 68 mixed CJ UK 69 mixed bearded OW UK 2. IRIS SUBGENUS LIMNIRIS (The Beardless Irises or Apogans) A. Section Lophiris (The Evansia Irises) – species and hybrids 70 cristata – mixed blues JPW USA 71 x 'Sam's Mini' – blue-violet, small flower and foliage JPW USA 72 gracilipes – mixed JPW USA 73 japonica SB UK 74 milesii BM UK 75 milesii (2019) BH UK 76 milesii (2019) NZIS NZ 77 tectorum A&JW UK 78 tectorum (2019) NZIS NZ 79 tectorum - mixed blue-violets JPW USA 80 tectorum alba (2018) NZIS NZ 3 B. Section Limniris (d) Series Tripetalae – species and hybrids 81 hookeri JJH UK 82 hookeri JH UK 83 hookeri (2018) NZIS NZ 84 setosa - short purple rebloomer (2018) NZIS NZ 85 setosa - pale lavender seedling (2019) JPW USA 86 x setosa ‘Aaron's Blue’ – blue-violet JPW USA 87 x setosa ‘Tourist’ – purple with yellow signal JPW USA 88 tridentata – mixed clones of wild collected plants JPW USA (e) Series Sibiricae 28 chromosome species 89 x sanguinea 'Kamayama' (2019) JLCC Spain 90 x sanguinea 'Kuruma-ayame' (2018) HS Japan 91 sanguinea 'RISC Reward' likely selfed –blue-violet,very early JPW USA 92 sibirica SB UK 93 sibirica alba (2018) HvK Germany 28 chromosome hybrids 94 x ‘Ashfield Clementine’ dip A&JW UK 95 x ‘Atlantic Crossing’ tet BC UK 96 x ‘Atlantic Crossing’ from late seeds tet BC UK 97 x 'Baby Sister' dip (2018) A&JW UK 98 x 'Bournemouth Ball Gown' tet (2018) BC UK 99 ‘Bournemouth Ball Gown’ x ‘Stone Flower’ tet (2019) BC UK 100 x ‘Bournemouth Beauty’ tet (2019) BC UK 101 x 'Bournemouth Beauty' tet (2019) CJ UK 102 x 'Caesar's Brother' dip CJ UK 103 x ‘Caesar's Brother' dip (2018) NZIS NZ 104 x 'Coronation Anthem' tet (2019) CJ UK 105 x ‘Crème Caramel’ dip BC UK 106 x ‘Dance Party’ dip BC UK 107 x 'Dear Delight' dip JH UK 108 x 'Dreaming Late' tet (2018) HvK Germany 109 x ‘Dreaming Late' tet (2019) JLCC Spain 110 x 'Elinor Hewitt' dip (2019) JH UK 111 x ‘Encore Performance' dip (2018) BC UK 112 x 'Encore Performance' dip (2018) HvK Germany 113 x 'Enid Burgoyne' dip (2018) A&JW UK 114 x 'Eric the Red' dip (2018) A&JW UK 115 x `Heather's Gem ' dip NZ bred (2018) NZIS NZ 116 x 'Helen Astor' dip (2018) A&JW UK 117 x ‘Here Be Dragons’ A&JW UK 118 x ‘Hohe Warte’ dip (2019) BC UK 119 x ‘Huntress’ dip A&JW UK 120 x ‘Jerry Murphy’ dip BC UK 121 x ‘Kent Pilgrim' OW UK 122 x ‘Kiss The Girl’ dip BC UK 123 x ‘Kiss The Girl’ dip A&JW UK 4 124 x 'Lavendelwein' tet (2019) A&JW UK 125 x 'Lavendelwein' tet (2018) BC UK 126 x ‘Madeleine Hamilton’ tet (2018) BC UK 127 x 'Madeleine Hamilton' tet (2019) JH UK 128 x 'Miss Apple' dip JH UK 129 x ‘Miss Apple' dip BC UK 130 x 'Mrs Rowe' dip (2018) A&JW UK 131 x ‘My Love’ dip (2019) BC UK 132 x 'Osborne's Grey' dip (2019) BC UK 133 x 'Osborne's Grey' dip (2018) BC UK 134 x 'Osborne's Grey' dip (2018) A&JW UK 135 x 'Pansy Purple' dip (2019) A&JW UK 136 x ‘Peter Hewitt’ tet BC UK 137 x ‘Purple Sand’ dip A&JW UK 138 x ‘Purple Sand’ dip (2019) BC UK 139 x 'Reddy or Not' dip (2018) BC UK 140 x 'Roku Oji' CJ UK 141 x 'Ruffled Velvet' dip JH UK 142 x ‘Shaker’s Prayer’ dip BC UK 143 x 'Shrawley' dip (2019) A&JW UK 144 x 'Snowcrest' (2019) CJ UK 145 x ‘Stephen Wilcox’ tet A&JW UK 146 x ‘Stephen Wilcox' tet RVW UK 147 x 'Stephen Wilcox' tet (2019) JH UK 148 x 'Sugar Sprite' dwarf white (2019) JPW USA 149 x 'Sugi Iri' dip (2019) A&JW UK 150 x 'Summer Sky' OW UK 151 x 'Sutton Valence' CJ UK 152 x 'Swank' dip (2018) A&JW UK 153 x ‘Taldra’ tet (2019) BC UK 154 x ‘Tall, Dark and Handsome’ A&JW UK 155 x 'Teal Velvet' (2019) CJ UK 156 x ‘Tranquility Base’ tet BC UK 157 x ‘Tranquility Base’ tet (2019) BC UK 158 x ‘Wealden Spires’ dip A&JW UK 159 x cream/yellow, seedling D FR UK 160 x tall c/v, mid blue ex-1970s (2018) ABW UK 161 x white 3ft (2018) DF UK 162 x yellow, seedling A FR UK 163 mixed tetraploids JH UK 164 mixed HK UK 165 mixed CJ UK 166 mixed (2018) DF UK 167 mixed (2018) MC UK 168 mixed blues (2018) MC UK 169 mixed blues and possibly yellow (2018) MC UK 40 chromosome species 170 bulleyana (2019) JLCC Spain 171 chrysographes (2019) NZIS NZ 5 172 chrysographes 'Rubella' JH UK 173 delavayi (2019) NZIS NZ 174 forrestii (2019) JLCC Spain (f) Series Californicae (Pacific Coast Irises) - species and hybrids 175 douglasiana mixed FR UK 176 x douglasiana “Point Reyes” (2019) JLCC Spain 177 x 'Big Money' OW UK 178 x 'Big Money' A&JW UK 179 x 'Blue Bossa' A&JW UK 180 x 'Broadleigh Rose' A&JW UK 181 Broadleigh introductions mixed SB UK 182 x cream, red signal - PCI 16 A&JW UK 183 x lavender, darker signal - PCI 29 A&JW UK 184 x lilac (2019) A&JW UK 185 x pale lilac A&JW UK 186 x unnamed pink JJH UK 187 x PCI - red and yellow (2019) JLCC Spain 188 x white/cream - PCI 13 A&JW UK 189 x white/cream - PCI 21 A&JW UK 190 x whitish - PCI 24 A&JW UK 191 x soft yellow, red signal - PCI 3 A&JW UK 192 PCI mixed A&JW UK 193 PCI mixed OW UK 194 PCI mixed (2018) Pacific Coast hybrid PJ UK (h) Series Laevigatae (Laevigata Irises) - species and hybrids 195 ensata ex seed coll.
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