DAKOTA SMOKE

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.

Another direct descendant of "Ravissant", full of freshness and possessing great qualities. Pure white standards with touch of lavender on their edges, wide white falls with a crisp amethyst border, 1.5 cm to 2 cm wide. Coral-coloured beards. Nicely shaped, plentiful flowers, gracefully and subtly ruffled. Like its parent, it has perfect branching and multiplies up very well.

Entirely new: large flowers with pale blue standards and greenish yellow falls. Orange beards. A very unusual contrast similar in style to the standard dwarf "Real Coquette". Very attractive and easy to place in mixed borders. Late and prolific flowering. (9 buds per stem).

Creamy white standards infused with yellow, falls with a soft yellow centre and wide amethyst border diffusing towards the centre. Orange yellow beards. Large, wavy flowers, very well branched stems and 8 to 9 buds on average. (Cayeux 10 440A seedling).

"Bizarre, you said bizarre?" Cream-blue standards which are infused with lavender tones at the centre, falls also of a cream-blue hue but leaning towards beige under coral-red beards. The beards are extended with cream-coloured spurs. Beautiful shape, edges with small frills. Almost indescribable colour. 7 buds.

Excellent and very pretty border bearded iris. Light peach standards and buff apricot falls with a small cream area beneath the tangerine beards. The small flowers are firm-bodied and have a wonderful shape, the proportions between flowers and the plant are in perfect harmony.