CAPTAIN CRUNCH

Pure upright white standards and white falls with distinctive 10 mm columbine blue band . Very prominent golden yellow beards. Falls lightly flared. 3 to 4 well-spaced branches carry 7 to 9 buds. Excellent son of the Dykes medallist ‘Gypsy Lord’ . (Keppel 2010)

The red iris is the dream of all iris hybridisers … it has never been realised but the cross between ‘Hermès’ and ‘Dame de coeur’ gave us this sympathetic red coppered with beards between tangerine and red. Average sized flowers, well-branched stems and good growth.

Aiming for green amoenas: standards between lavender white and greyish white. Light tawny falls tending toward green. Brownish orange beards. On average 9 large, frilled flowers. Excellent branching.

Pure pink standards and pale pink falls with a wide pinkish purple border, streaked with pale pink. Coral red beards. Perfectly branched stems, like its parent "Chevalier de Malte". Excellent multiplier and unparalleled flowering: 9 buds per stem on average. A cheerful, lively mixture of colours.

Quite appealing variety ! Amber rose standards and falls between cream and apricot with a peach-pink border. Slightly lighter under the tangerine beards.

Very wavy, an excellent shape, one of the last tall iris to flower. Between bold rosy lavender and perfectly plain mid-mauve – in all, a well-structured variety which is little known. A real ornamental addition to any garden.