Ecru yellow standards and greenish yellow falls deeper on their edge. Violet beards tipped mustard with dark violet horns extending an inch or more from the beards. Variety which blooms prolifically.
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Data sheet
Année de création
1988
Medal
Dykes 1997
Height
85
Flowering
Mid-season
Colours
Yellow
Obtenteur
Byers
Delivery of bearded irises (TALL, INTERMEDIATES, STADARD DWARFS and MINIATURE DWARFS) : from mid-june to the end of october
Delivery of siberian, ensatas and water iris : March and April / Mid-august to mid-novembre
Delivery of daylilies : March - April - May / September - October - November
In the case of live products, returns can not be accepted.
In case of non-flowering the year after planting, contact us.
Ecru yellow standards and greenish yellow falls deeper on their edge. Violet beards tipped mustard with dark violet horns extending an inch or more from the beards. Variety which blooms prolifically.
Warm, sandy buff standards washed with purple at their base. The wide and ruffled falls are black cherry, paler on their edges and show a velvety texture. Dark orange beards. Growth is healthy and vigorous. (6 to 8 buds per stalk).
A majestic 2-toned crimson iris: medium crimson standards contrasting with the wide black-red, velvety falls. Bronze beards. Only 6-7 buds per stalk but largely made up for by a long flowering period. (Cayeux seedling 06 33 C)
A wonderful bubbling exuberance is evoked by the wavy shape of the flowers. Rosy cream standards and cream falls edged with amethyst. The wide, tufted, coral red beards, are really astonishing. Low branching stems with an average of 8 buds. In short: very original.
The very large, well-bodied flowers are slightly ruffled. Pure golden yellow with beards of the same colour on a small white area. 6 to 7 buds and often several stems per clump. Great garden value.
Ecru yellow standards and greenish yellow falls deeper on their edge. Violet beards tipped mustard with dark violet horns extending an inch or more from the beards. Variety which blooms prolifically.