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Very unusual! Greyish yellow standards strongly infused with purplish violet starting from their base, and golden yellow falls tinted with green. Orange-yellow beards. Small, tightly waved flowers, very good branching with up to 9 buds per stalk. Placed 3rd at the Florence International Iris Competition in 2009.

Stout flowers of graceful proportions. A new and unique amoena that combines pristine white standards with soft sky blue falls. Thick stems bearing 8 to 10 copiously ruffled flowers. Multiplies quickly.

Lilac-white standards on opening, then becoming pure white. Pure white falls with a clear bright lilac-pink border (7 mm) and mandarin beards. The stems, sometimes double at the bases, bear up to 12 buds. A fresh crisp effect.

Bred from "Special Feature", it has inherited its spur-like beards, these ones being pale lavender, the rest of the flower being ice-white. Very strong, well-bodied flowers, with nearly horizontal falls. A classic beauty, useful in the garden for its striking looks and late flowering.

Sibling to ‘So Beau’ (Cayeux 2021). Smooth apricot standards and cream falls entirely washed fuchsia . Bright tangerine beards shouldered with 2 red wine fingerprints. Well shaped. Perhaps a bit too high branched but very pleasant bicolour.

This Australian variety is a gorgeous medium pinkish lavender. The colour is uniform and set off by bright tangerine beards. Ruffled, lightly embossed borders. Good branching. A most useful colour in the garden.