PATCHWORK PUZZLE

Stunning son of the Dykes medalist GOLDEN PANTHER. Golden bronze standards with a clear brown border (1 cm wide). Golden yellow falls washed bronze and violet blaze below the copper-orange beards.

Chamois-coloured standards infused with plum red at the centre. Velvety, very dark burgundy red falls, a little paler at the edges and Rust red beards. Quite ruffled flowers with slightly crimped edges. Interesting contrast.

Provides a refreshing sight and great artistic value: white standards toned in lemon-yellow at the base; white falls shouldered with lemon yellow with a discrete lemon-toned border. Beards of the same lemon yellow. Nicely ruffled flowers. Stalks carry 3-4 and 9 to 12 buds.

Here is the superb descendant of our excellent "Noctambule". Yellow standards with slightly amber edges stand above the plum-violet falls with their orange beards framed of bright-yellow, which creates a lively and vivid effect. The magnificent low branching stalks carry an average of 8 buds.

Golden yellow standards and pale pinkish mauve falls with a fine yellow border. Bright yellow beards. Variety registered by René Cayeux in 1947.

Name after the exquisite French Jouy tapestries, famous for their delicate stitching. Pure white standards flushed with lavender at their edges, very pretty purple falls sporting a wide white centre around the bright red beard. Exemplary stalks with 4 branches and an average of 9 buds. Multiplies up fast.