DOMINIQUE C.

A well balanced specimen which will brighten up your garden. Slightly roasted, copper-honeyed tone with orange beards. Excellent branching like its predecessor 'Coup de Soleil'. It features an average of 10 buds, with moderately sized flowers resulting in a harmonious balance.

Sumptuous new variety with sky blue standards and satiny dark violet falls of as surprising luminosity. The falls are paler towards the dark rusty orange beards, shouldered with amaranth. Numerous ruffled flowers, low-branched stems, excellent foliage and long flowering-in short: a nearly perfect iris that is one of our favourites.

Something new on Planet Iris! White standards with a hint of cream tone. Falls lie semi-horizontally with a white heart infused with olive-yellows framing the beard, then turning to a sustained amethyst tone on the edges. Bright egg-yellow beard with a white tip. Stems with well-balanced buds. (6 to 8 on average).

A well-known German artist and great lover of irises, Dietmar Brixy himself selected this iris in our presentation garden during the 2011 flowering. White standards delicately tinted with pale amber yellow rise up from wide, mid-violet, nearly horizontal falls, their edges emphasised by a narrow bronze strip (2 mm). Very strong flowers lit up by the bright yellow beards. Strongly perfumed, 8 to 9 buds on average.

A choice contribution in the medium blue category (not so developed elsewhere). Gracefully wavy semi-horizontal falls with fairly discreet light blue beards. Good branching and 7 to 8 buds on average per stem. Really very, very blue! (Cayeux Sowing 09 202 A).

Ok, yellow again, but what a yellow! Pure Gold! Generously branched stalks carrying an average of 14 buds and sometimes up to 16! As for the colour, it's a beautifully silky golden yellow with a bright orange beard. Exquisitely shaped flowers with subtly rippled edges.