Pictured: Gardener Ita Patton holds ‘Irish Mist’ at the National Botanic Gardens, Glasnevin.
“This cultivar was named from plants growing in the Aquatic House in 1990, but evidently the was in cultivation at Glasnevin for many years before it was recognised as worthy of a separate name” – Nelson, C., A Heritage of Beauty – The Garden Plants of Ireland, 2000.
Pictured: Gardener Ita Patton holds ‘Irish Mist’ at the National Botanic Gardens, Glasnevin.