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Description
Irish Trip has deep yellow, broadly ovate perianth segments with blunt, inflexed tips, visible midribs, substantial overlap, and narrower inner segments, surrounding an orange, bowl-shaped corona with a wavy mouth. It blooms late, producing two to three flowers per stem. V. A. Barker of England, who purchased bulbs for cut-flower production, suggested the name after seeing the cultivar in bloom.
Irish Trip
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