QUELLE CLASSE

Very nice Australian amoena ! Pure white standards , very wide lemon yellow falls with a 6mm marginal white band. Golden yellow beards , white at end. Excellent contrast and very early flowering . (Blyth 2002)

Pure white standards, white falls with a wide deep blue-violet border and discreet clear yellow beards. It has inherited its horizontal falls from its father "Deltaplane". Strongly ruffled. A real novelty, unique in our collection.

Belongs to the category of "miniature tall beardeds", a sort of bonsai but quite beautiful. Pure white standards and purple to black falls with a fine white border. The yellow beards are surround by purplish black striations. Most interesting!

Great clear to mid blue self with just a small white area under the white beards. Though not new, much interesting with 10 to 14 flowers per stem and the Dykes Medal in 1984.

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.

A vigorous and seductive yellow amoena. Lightly ruffled white standards and broadly ruffled falls finely shaded with butter yellow. Lemon beard. Strong, well branched with abundant flowering.