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ABOVE AND RIGHT: Joe Mertzweiller's deep red and veined 'Freddie Boy', registered in 1974 and still popular; the beautiful white 'Good Doctor', named by Joe to commemorate Dr. John K. Small who searched the swamps looking for new Louisiana iris forms in the 1920s. 'Good Doctor' is one of the first of the modern, full-formed whites and still an excellent garden plant. BELOW, from left: 'Apollo's Song' (Taylor), 'Acadian Miss' (Arny), 'Sinfonietta' (Raabe), and 'Swamp Flame (Mertzweiller). |
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