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Name: Laurie southeast Nebraska (Zone 5b)        lauriemorningglory May 24, 2020 8:14 PM CST |
| One thing I've learned from this group is properly identifying NOIDs. And not to give away/trade noids with a tentative name. I had a bloom today of an iris I bought from our local iris club---it was supposed to be "Skating Party." It looks like "Goldkist," which I have. My question is: are there other irises that look like Goldkist that I should compare it to? Below are my pictures of Goldkist and the NOID. It sure compares well. If you all think that's what it is, I'll go with it. This is my first attempt to properly identify a NOID. Any advice is welcome! Thank you, everyone!        Not sure how to rotate in post. And below is the NOID blooming in the garden. My Goldkist is blooming, too:  |
Name: Debra Garland, TX (NE Dallas suburb) (Zone 8a) Service dogs: Angels with paws.            lovemyhouse May 24, 2020 8:28 PM CST |
Laurie, I like the way you broke down the individual components. The two Irises look exactly alike to me.  It’s okay to not know all the answers. |
Name: Joshua Melbourne, Victoria, Australia (Zone 10b) Köppen Climate Zone Cfb          |
lauriemorningglory said:Not sure how to rotate in post. Unfortunately you cannot rotate a photo in a post, but as an admin I can rotate it manually. It generally takes a day or so for the change to become visible, though, due to the way the images are cached. Plant Authorities: Catalogue of Life (Species) --- International Cultivar Registration Authorities (Cultivars) --- RHS Orchid Register --- RHS Lilium Register My Notes: Orchid Genera HTML PDF Excel --- Lilium Traits HTML PDF --- Lilium Species Crosses HTML PDF Excel --- Lilium Species Diagram The current profile image is that of Iris 'Volcanic Glow'. |
Name: Laurie southeast Nebraska (Zone 5b) lauriemorningglory May 24, 2020 8:47 PM CST |
| Debra, thank you! Joshua, good to know about rotating. I see it is correct when expanded. |
Name: Robin Melbourne, Australia (Zone 10b)  Totally_Amazing May 24, 2020 8:48 PM CST |
Your NoID looks like Sunkist to me too  |
Name: Joshua Melbourne, Victoria, Australia (Zone 10b) Köppen Climate Zone Cfb |
lauriemorningglory said:Debra, thank you! In that case you must not have seen the image before I rotated it; in my case, it is still showing the original orientation (and will do so for a while until the server-side cache clears). Plant Authorities: Catalogue of Life (Species) --- International Cultivar Registration Authorities (Cultivars) --- RHS Orchid Register --- RHS Lilium Register My Notes: Orchid Genera HTML PDF Excel --- Lilium Traits HTML PDF --- Lilium Species Crosses HTML PDF Excel --- Lilium Species Diagram The current profile image is that of Iris 'Volcanic Glow'. |
Northern CA (Zone 9a)    iciris May 24, 2020 10:16 PM CST |
| Awesome pictures showing any possible differences. I think they are the same Iris too. • “Whoever said, ‘Do something right and you won’t have to do it again’ never weeded a garden.” – Anonymous |
Name: Laurie southeast Nebraska (Zone 5b) lauriemorningglory May 24, 2020 10:31 PM CST |
| Thank you, Robin and Barbara! |
(Zone 9b)  UndertheSun May 24, 2020 11:32 PM CST |
Great bloom break down photos! I've done that before, but have never included notes. So when I go back, I often forget which was which.  I agree with the others, it looks like Goldkist to me. |
South central PA (Zone 6a)   DaveinPA May 25, 2020 9:01 AM CST |
| Looks like it with your excellent comparison of the components. Blooms at same time also. Do they have other growth characteristics that are the same-height, number of buds on stem, size of foliage, purple markings on base foliage or spathes, etc. If so then declare a winner and tell the source in the iris club it was mis-id'd and ask for Skating Party. |
Name: Leslie Durham, NC (Zone 8a)     Lestv May 25, 2020 9:18 AM CST |
| I think it is Goldkist as well. Thanks for being so very thorough in your comparison! Side by side comparisons really are the best way to determine an identity. "The chimera is a one time happenstance event where the plant has a senior moment and forgets what it is doing." - Paul Black |
Name: Laurie southeast Nebraska (Zone 5b) lauriemorningglory May 25, 2020 10:21 AM CST |
| I went out (in the rain) and checked some additional characteristics: No purple based foliage on either. No purple spathes. Heights and bud counts appear to be about the same (although I understand a first year bloom may be very short and with fewer buds). Unfortunately I don't know who provided "Skating Party" at the sale. Unless the club kept track of that info. Thank you all for your help!  |
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