By Seaburngirl
East Yorkshire, United Kingdom
any one ever seen this in an iris before? Usually 3 this one has 4.
- 11 Jun, 2013
Answers
I just had to google 'faciation' to find out what it means!lol
It's a beautiful flower.
11 Jun, 2013
Sorry, should have explained - where several stems join together and you end up with one, rather strange, bloom! Difficult to say as we can only see the flower - is the stem thicker than usual?
11 Jun, 2013
It may also just be a mistake that the plant made when the flower was forming--it does look a little symmetrical for fasciation. I have often seen Lilies with 8 tepals, instead of 6.
11 Jun, 2013
its not fasciation, its just that this flower usually is in '3s' and this one is 4. I'll curious to see if the other flowers will open the same. first year its done it. had it 20 yrs.
12 Jun, 2013
Let us know if all the flowers are the same SBG
12 Jun, 2013
I will MG. It does look odd ;o)
12 Jun, 2013
It does rather :-)
12 Jun, 2013
one of the lower buds has opened and it is normal.
12 Jun, 2013
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