1. Iris species nova - Starweaver's Gems from Earth and Sky
1. Iris species nova - Starweaver's Gems from Earth and Sky
1. Iris species nova - Starweaver's Gems from Earth and Sky
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574. Tulipa vvedenskyi x ’HARRY POTTER’ (6/15)<br />
Flowers bright orange red with yellowish shaded midrib on back of petals, inside<br />
brightest orange red with minor violet red diffused blotch at inside bottom of petals,<br />
larger on outer petals. Flowers nicely open in sun. Leaves intensively purple mottled<br />
with narrow stripes, lasting long. 5.00<br />
575. Tulipa vvedenskyi x ‘HONEYMOON’ (S-R-13/1)<br />
Flowers in bud red but when they in sun opens they turn brightest yellow with large<br />
bright slightly diffused red zone around deep yellow basal blotch, tip of petals reddish<br />
pointed. Leaves deeply purplish striped. Compact excellent variety for pots <strong>and</strong> garden. 4.00<br />
576. Tulipa vvedenskyi x ‘JOKER’ (15/3)<br />
Flowers yellow with orange flush, inner base blackish brown with yellow edge, leaves<br />
very undulated, intensively mottled. 3.00<br />
577. Tulipa vvedenskyi x ’JOURNEYS END’ (?/01)<br />
Excellent hybrid with lost origin, but seem to be cross between T. vvedenskyi <strong>and</strong><br />
some of garden hybrids between T. kaufmanniana <strong>and</strong> T. greigii. Flowers bright red<br />
with small yellow inner blotch, anthers very long, slightly coiling, leaves wide greyish<br />
green with light purplish stripes. Compact plant. 5.00<br />
578. Tulipa vvedenskyi x ‘LEONORA’ (6/20)<br />
Flowers nicely orange red with deep blackish brown basal blotch diffusely edged purplish<br />
red <strong>and</strong> purest golden yellow filaments <strong>and</strong> anthers. Leaves very nicely spotted<br />
<strong>and</strong> blotched purple. 3.00<br />
579. Tulipa vvedenskyi x ’LOVE DESIRE’ (6/1)<br />
Flowers huge, bright orange red with yellow feathered edge, inner base black with<br />
yellow edge, leaves nicely undulated with wide dark purple stripes. Late flowering,<br />
one of the best. 4.00<br />
580. Tulipa vvedenskyi x ‘LOVE MELODY’ (8/3)<br />
Flowers very bright soft flaming red of most beautiful “rose-button” shape <strong>and</strong> nicely<br />
purple striped, slightly undulated at edge leaves. Height 30-35 cm. 4.00<br />
58<strong>1.</strong> Tulipa vvedenskyi x ’MAGIC LIGHT’ (02-?-12)<br />
Flowers very large very bright T. greigii red inherited <strong>from</strong> pollens parent, inner base<br />
very bright golden yellow with medium sized reddish brown blotches at edge. Leaves<br />
slightly striped <strong>and</strong> mottled. 4.00<br />
582. Tulipa vvedenskyi x ‘MODESTY’ (15/6)<br />
Although I named it <strong>and</strong> offered for the first time more than 10 years ago it was of so NEW<br />
great request that only now I can offer it again. Flowers relatively small but on strong<br />
40 cm long stem. Flowers stay closed <strong>and</strong> are red with yellow feathering of petals<br />
edges <strong>and</strong> lilac bloom over outer petals back.<br />
4.00<br />
583. Tulipa vvedenskyi x ‘MOUNTAINS CHARME’ (6/13)<br />
Flowers large orange red, inside with reddish brown basal blotches rimmed with sharp<br />
yellow edge. Flowers widely open in sun. Leaves plain green. Raised <strong>from</strong> cross with<br />
T. fosteriana <strong>and</strong> T. greigii hybrid ‘Toulon’. 4.00<br />
584. Tulipa vvedenskyi x ‘OPUS ONE’ (15/6)<br />
Flowers of this hybrid are something smaller in size but with very soft brick-red colour<br />
of petals at edge feathered yellow. Basal blotch reddish brown with yellow edge on<br />
sides. Leaves plain green. 30-35 cm tall. Very distinct <strong>from</strong> my other hybrids. Late<br />
flowering. 3.00<br />
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