IT'S A PLEASURE

Very charming purplish pink with wide rounded falls decorated with fat tangerine beards. A sensual colour agreeably complemented by the entire flower sporting a lacy edging. Bred from the excellent pink "Happenstance", it has kept the same stalks qualities and a rapid growth.

Arched ochre-apricot standards and ruffled creamy white falls precisely edged with yellow-apricot. Tangerine beards. Winner of the Florence Iris Competition in 1997.

This new and luscious combination carries numerous elegantly ruffled flowers (11 on average) which feature medium-sized standards. The nearly horizontals falls of amaranth, with borders which turn to a light pink copper tone, are nicely echoed by bronze-coloured beards. We are pleased to have named this exquisite variety in memory of Madame Tardivier, former director of the Jardins des Tuileries at the Louvre.

Mid red-brown standards, brown coppered falls and golden yellow beards. One of the first cayeux’s intros in Poilly-lez-Gien.

Imposing bright and deep violet perfectly plain. Thick yellow-orange beards ending pale lavender. Full and round flowers, lightly ruffled and firm bodied. Son of ‘Paul Black’ and ‘Rippling River’.

Years of research were needed to obtain this rare jewel which offers a striking and clear contrast: practically pure white standards with an almost imperceptible violet border and jet-black falls with golden yellow beards. These wide flowers are ruffled on the edges and stand on a well branched stalk. Previewed at the 2012 edition of the Chelsea Flower Show, they were a huge success with the new varieties enthusiasts.