GALOPADE

The cross "Chevalier de Malte" with "Conjuration" has given us many good seedlings, "Aurélie" is one of them. It has white standards with lavender on their edges and flaring purple-violet falls with a large white centre. The thick red beard ends in a white spur. Well-branched stalks. Winner at the Florence iris competition in 2007.

The darkest gold amoena we have ever grown! White standards with an infusion of soft lemon yellow in the centre. Extraordinary wide and dark velvety gold falls with deep yellow orange beards. Ruffled and compact flowers not far off perfection.

One of the most beautiful whites. Large flowers, generously ruffled. Immaculate white, almost invisible ivory white beards. An ideal iris for the white garden.

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.

Very, very original seedling of ‘Ciel et Mer’ and ‘Tour de France ’! Milky white standards and deep mauve falls turning to medium metallic blue under orange-yellow beards shouldered by light green bronze. Good branching and 7 buds on average. (Cayeux seedling 11 214 A).

A son of "Caprice de Star" in subtle pastel tones: light pink standards and pinkish white falls darkening along the coral pink beards. Large flowers carried by perfect low branching and well balanced stems. A very vigorous plant with an average of 9 to 10 buds per stem.