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I. fulva
An easy to grow iris with numerous terracotta red to deep red flowers. Very vigorous. |
30" EM
$7.00 |
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I. fulva Dwarf
Deep terra-cotta red. |
12" E
$6.00
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I. giganticaerulea
Light blue and very vigorous. |
36"
$6.00
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I. giganticaerulea Alba
White form of the species. |
36"
$6.00
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I. hexagona
Bright blue flowers. |
28" L
$6.00
Ltd Q |
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I. nelsonii
Also known as Abbeville iris, native of the swamps near Abbeville, Louisiana. More intensely colored red and larger in size than I. fulva.
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30" M
$6.00 |
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I. nelsonii Abbeville Yellow
Collected yellow form of the species.
| 30" M
$8.00
Ltd Q |
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ACACIA RHUMBA (Pryor 1995)
Ruffled soft lemon yellow bitone. Falls lightly veined green. |
28" E
$7.00 |
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AMANDA GRAINGER (Pryor 2010)
Standards pastel creamy-white with very fine lime-yellow line signal. Style arms pastel lemon, blushed cyclamen-pink with strong lemon-yellow tips. Falls pastel lemon, blushed mid pink to the petal edges with a bright green, raised steeple signal with a red surround at the signal tips. Very ruffled flowers. Mature blooms medium pink. |
41" E
$15.00 |
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ANN CHOWNING (Chowning 1977)
Low growing, wide, rounded deep red. |
MSDM86, MSD80
30" M
$7.00 |
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ANN HORDERN (Pryor 1997)
Pale lemon self with deep pink veining and petal rim. Lemon style arms. Bloom changes to pink on the second day. |
40" ML
$7.00
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ATCHAFALAYA (Campbell 1998)
Lightly ruffled, dark velvety red-violet flowers with a blue-violet cast and blue-violet to silver halo. Yellow signals with green crests. |
AM03
36" E-M
$8.00
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AUNT SHIRLEY (Mertzweiller 1992)
Large coral pink, medium yellow signal. Very vigorous. |
AM00
36" M
$7.00
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BANANAS FOSTER (Vaughn R98)
Standards bright amber, thin cinnamon edge; falls amber deepening toward broad cinnamon edge, rose-outlined gold signal. |
26" ML
$12.00
Ltd Q
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BAYOU BANDIT (Campbell 1998)
A rare variant of I. fulva. The color is soft chocolate brown with underlying pink and a sheen of lavender. |
FSM07
32" E-M
$6.00
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BAYOU BUCKSKIN (Hedgecock 2010)
Standards and falls pinkish tan, near green signal with brown spear point edges. Flaring, slightly curled falls. |
30" M
$8.00 |
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BAYOU GYPSY (Hedgecock 2012)
Standards light raspberry with darker streaks and splashes. Falls deeper raspberry with yellow signal. Style arms raspberry with lighter midribs and edges. Gently ruffled, 6" blooms. |
34" M
$35.00 |
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BILLY (Bertinot 1986)
Large ruffled red-violet with bright canary yellow signals. |
36" M
$7.00 |
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BLACK GAMECOCK (Chowning 1978)
Blue-black with a narrow gold line signal and blue-green foliage. |
MSDM89
24" L
$6.00
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BLACK WIDOW (MacMillan 1953)
Deepest violet self. |
MSD68
48" L
$8.00 |
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BLUE MOUNTAIN MIST (Pryor 2007)
Pale sky blue with a fine white rim and white reverse. Triangular flower form. |
HM10
28" M-L
$8.00 |
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BOLD GAMBLE (Pryor 2010)
Very dark violet-blue petals all feature a lime-green steeple signal which is overlaid a white 'blotch' or thumbprint signal. The beautiful 'star' signal pattern really sets off the deep dark violet petals! Style arms are dark red-violet with pure white edges. Large, rounded and ruffled flowers are a real stand-out in the garden. |
42" ML
$15.00 |
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BONDI BLUE WAVE (Pryor 2012)
Standards are mid steel-lavender with a white line signal. Falls are the same color as the Standards, with a raised lime steeple signal and purple surround. The slightly reflexed flowers have a rounded flower shape. Style arms are lavender with white edges and deep lavender tips. Named for the most famous surfing beach in Australia. |
47" E
$35.00
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BOREALIS REX (Granger 1994)
Large tailored flowers with very round lavender-purple falls, white spray pattern with bright golden signals. Standards are medium lavender-pink. |
28" M
$7.00
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BUBBLE GUM BALLERINA (Haymon 1990)
Lavender-pink bitone with nice ruffling and fluting; yellow signals. |
36" M
$6.00 |
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BUFF DANCER (Chowning-Rowlan 1986)
Golden buff with orange signals. |
31" M
$6.00 |
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BULLION AUDIT (Betts 2006)
Golden yellow with green streaking and styles. |
38" ML
$6.00 |
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BYRON BAY (Raabe 1983)
Gentian blue self. |
39" E
$6.00 |
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CAJUN SUNRISE (Mertzweiller 1993)
A magnificent, flat, strong brick red with a broad, golden yellow edging and a sunburst yellow ray pattern on the falls. |
MSDM00
33" M
$8.00 |
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CALA (Betzer 2008)
Cream yellow with light violet edges. |
39" ML
$10.00
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CANDLELIGHT SUPPER (Vaughn 2001)
Ruffled, pale lemon yellow, falls with butter yellow signal and stripe, slight musky fragrance. |
36" EM
$8.00
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CAPTAIN GATES (Pryor 1998)
Deep violet self, white rim and reverse. Yellow signal with raised golden yellow steeple. |
39" ML
$6.00
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CHERISHED ONE (Pryor 2009)
Pure white standards with faint rose-pink line signal. Falls are palest lemon, overwashed with pink and featuring a lemon blotch signal, overlaid with a vivid lime steeple signal. The slightly ruffled petals combine with the petite, triangular flower shape to make a pleasing display. One of the last cultivars to bloom in our garden. |
39" M-L
$10.00
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CHERRY CUP (Morgan 1989)
Bright cherry red with yellow wire edge. |
AM96
27" M
$6.00 |
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CHIEF OF CHIEFS (O'Connor 2008)
Rosy-orange falls with a orange thumbprint signal marked by rose-orange veins and a gold line signal. Standards broadly edge rosy-orange with a broad center band of pale yellow and darker center veins. Styles cream washed rose at edges and on style tips. |
34" M
$10.00
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CHILDHOOD SWEETHEART (Pryor 2001)
The sweetest lavender self with white rim and darker veining. White style arms with a violet blush and golden signals on the falls create a lovely image. |
38" M
$6.00
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CLYDE REDMOND (Arny 1970)
A very beautiful cornflower-blue self with yellow signal. |
MSD74
30" M
$6.00
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CREOLE CANARY (Granger 1978)
Yellow double with orange-yellow center line and darker steeple signal. |
HM80
36" M
$6.00
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CREOLE FLAME (Wyatt 1973)
Flat-formed, flame red. |
HM75
36" M
$7.00
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CRUSHED ICE (Pryor 1996)
A beautiful, classically pure white self with yellow signals. Outstanding growth and vigor with stalks that stay erect during even the strongest winds. |
39" E-M
$8.00
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