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AKIRA HORINAKA (Huber 2004)
Standards red to violet, rather short and rounded. Violet style arms edged white to lilac. Falls violet to mallow purple with bright yellow signal.(I. versicolor x I. ensata). |
38" ML
$6.00
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BEET ROOT
Iris x robusta. Cross of I. virginica and I. versicolor. Very hardy with violet I. virginica-sized flowers. |
$6.00
3 for $15 |
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BERLIN TIGER (Tamberg 1990)
Yellow with intense brown lines, darker brown signal. |
36" M
$8.00
Ltd Q
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CHANCE BEAUTY (Ellis 1990)
Pale yellow standards, falls yellow, veined chocolate with a deep yellow signal patch. I. pseudacorus x I. ensata. This beauty grows to five feet tall for us and invariably stops traffic in our garden. |
AM88(B)
36" M
$8.00
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COSMIC SYMPHONY (Niswonger 2004)
Standards and styles blue lavender; falls darker, near white edge, yellow signal. Calsibe. |
24" M
SOLD OUT
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CURRIER MCEWEN (Huber 2006)
Rounded standards violet veined darker, style arms butterfly blue bordered white with french blue midrib; crest violet; Falls blue aging more violet, large bright yellow signal with purple viens surrounded by blue and white. Falls ruffled, slight fragrance. |
39" ML-VL
$6.00
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DARK AURA (Hewitt 1986)
Black-stemmed with intense red spring foliage. Dark violet standards, reddish-violet style arms, paler edges. Falls velvety dark violet, light yellow signal edged white. I. virginica x I. versicolor previously registered as VIRGINICA DE LUXE. |
42" ML
$10.00
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ENFANT PRODIGE (Huber 1996)
Lilac standards; white style arms. Falls violet-blue
occasionally marbled with violet marks, deep violet halo around deep yellow signal. ORIENTAL TOUCH x I. ensata. |
RPM04
43" M
$8.00
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FRANCIS CABOT (Huber 2002)
Medium violet standards, style arms medium violet bordered lilac. Falls deep violet-blue, bright yellow signal with central golden line extended outward. One of the very last to bloom in our garden. I. versicolor x I. ensata. |
57" ML-VL
$6.00
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GEORGE RODIONENKO (Huber 2006)
Purplish violet standards; violet style arms with darker crests. Falls plum to purplish violet, large golden yellow signal on cream base. |
38" ML
$6.00
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GERALD DARBY (Coe-Darby 1968)
Iris x robusta, a cross of I. virginica and I. versicolor. Dark violet, similar to I.virginica, vigorous. |
42"
$6.00
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HOLDEN'S CHILD (Tiffney 1991)
Red-purple flowers held above the foliage on multi-branched stalks. Lush foliage attractive after bloom. Origin currently undetermined. |
RPM01
27" M
$6.00
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KIMBOSHI (Ueki 1971)
Yellow-green foliage. Blooms are yellow, 3 fall Japanese iris type; yellow-green foliage. I. pseudacorus x I. ensata. |
20" E
$8.00
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KINSHIKOU (Shimizu 2004)
Rose over a yellow background, giving the appearance of peach. Deep yellow signal surrounded by rich dark wine eyelash markings. Styles are light yellow with matching, very small standards. Name means GOLDEN MONKEY. I. pseudacorus x I. ensata. |
37" E
$15.00
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LITTLE CAILLET (Durio 1996)
Cross between I. virginica Light Blue and the tetraploid Louisiana iris BAYOU ROUGE. Standards orchid-blue, veined wisteria-blue, light lavender edged white; falls wisteria-blue veined deeper. Signal golden yellow and green. Slight spicy fragrance. |
AM06
25" M
$6.00
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MAJESTIC PEARL VIOLET (Niswonger 2004)
Standards light violet; falls red violet with yellow signal. Tetraploid calsibe. |
40" M
$8.00
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PALTEC (Denis 1928)
Bight lavender bloom with gold and white crest area, grows in regular garden soil. A cross between I. tectorum and the bearded iris EDINA. Grows with bearded iris. |
12" E
$6.00
3 for $15 |
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PHIL EDINGER (Hager 1991)
Sib to ROY DAVIDSON. Vigorous growth. Standards maroon tinge over yellow, falls more heavily veined violet-brown. |
RPM00
36" E
$6.00
Ltd Q |
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PIXIE WON (Copeland 1997)
Small violet standards with a white midrib; falls violet with a dark purple halo around the yellow signal, purple veins throughout. Cream white styles. I. pseudacorus x I. ensata |
RPM05
16" E
$7.00
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ROY DAVIDSON (Hager 1987)
Large yellow blooms lasting 2-3 days. Falls lightly veined brown, deep brown crescent signal. From HOLDEN CLOUGH
(I. pseudacorus x I. chrysographes) open pollinated. |
34" E-L
$6.00 |
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SAKAI NO OGON (Maeda)
Tetraploid. Deep, clear yellow, mature plants producing 20 plus blooms. I. pseudacorus x I. ensata. Introduced in Japan in 1998. |
40"
$12.00 |
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SAYO-NO-TSUKI (Ichie 1994)
Creamy white standards, white styles with creamy pale yellow midrib. Falls creamy white with blue-violet halo surrounding light yellow signal, short blue-violet lines extending from halo. I. pseudacorus x I. ensata. |
30" EM
$12.00
Ltd Q
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SIBTOSA DUCHESS (Tamberg 2002)
Strong lavender-pink fading to lavender. Standards and styles are near white. Tetraploid. |
HM06
36" EM
$6.00
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SIBTOSA PRINCESS (Tamberg 1998)
Lavender pink falls, very pale standards. |
RPM07
36" M
$6.00
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TOP PICK (Huber 2007)
Standards violet, style arms pure white. Falls violet with large bright yellow signal bordered by deeper violet halo; reverse near white. Slight sweet fragrance. |
39" ML
$6.00
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TSUKIYONO (Shimizu 2005)
Violet, purple halo and edge. Name means MOONLIT FIELD. I. pseudacorus x I. ensata. |
44" M
$20.00
Ltd Q |
