ASSOUAN

Some will say: “another white iris”, but what a white! A very large and gorgeous pure white flower with lively edges due to their tight ruffling. Lemon-yellow beards with a white base and tip, delicately shouldered with a lighter lemon-yellow. We are extremely pleased to name this creation after the town of Sancerre, famous world over… for its WHITE wine, of course! (Cayeux Seedling 06 113 B)

Gracefully arched white standards pleasantly complement the wide rosy-lavender falls carrying white beards. These huge flowers (12 cm x 16 cm) are well-bodied and have a gently ruffled shape. 8 to 9 buds per stem.

Standards with a white background veined and peppered with raspberry-pink. Falls, equally white, boast a thin, intense raspberry-red border in the Plicata style. Beards are bronze yellow. Strong tendency to rebloom in our climates.

Very wavy, an excellent shape, one of the last tall iris to flower. Between bold rosy lavender and perfectly plain mid-mauve – in all, a well-structured variety which is little known. A real ornamental addition to any garden.

Towards a black amoena: arched pale blue standards and ruffled purple-black falls. "Temping fate" offers a stunning colour contrast and is one of the most exciting varieties. Another plus: vigorous growth

Almost certainly one of our stars in 2016, as all our visitors in spring 2015 approved it across the board. White standards with clearly aubergine-toned edges, falls of a nearly black crimson purple and a luminous burnt-red beard resting on a white area with dark purple striations. Numerous, ruffled and shimmering flowers (9 to 11 buds on average).