Serendipity
Iris Gardens
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by Judy Shultz
* Propagated at Quail Hill Iris Gardens
** Known to rebloom
*** Have rebloomed at Quail Hill Iris Gardens
**** Historic Iris (Over 30 years old)
Spuria
Iris Bloom in Columbus, North Carolina about May 1-15; Resemble Dutch iris; Dormant in late summer; becoming green again in early fall Hyperlinks below have pictures |
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Archie
Owen Ruffled light yellow |
Elixir Orange yellow |
Megatrend Violet standards; yellow falls bordered violet |
Bali
Bali Cream yellow blend |
Highline
Amethyst Deep reddish purple self |
Missouri
Streams Light blue |
Barbara's
Kiss Violet veined yellow |
Highline
Bluebird Violet self |
Ruffled
Canary White standards; yellow falls bordered white |
Belise Lavender blue self from interspecies cross |
Highline
Lavender Light purple |
Social
Circle Ruffled white with bright yellow signal |
Centering
Point Muted purple |
Innovator Lavender standards, reddish mauve falls |
Sonoran
Carnival Violet standards; orange yellow falls striped brown |
Chocolate
Dip Deep brown rayed orange |
Janice
Chesnik Tawny gold |
Sonoran
Senorita Orange yellow |
Connoisseur Light beige self |
Jet
Set Burnt umber |
Sunrise
in Sonora Dark maroon violet |
Countess
Zeppelin Mauve red wine self |
Just
Reward Mid-blue with yellow signal |
Transition Blend of pink shades |
Custom
Design Deep maroon |
Look
Again Deep purple |
White
Heron Classic white with yellow in falls |
Dawn
Candle Cream yellow |
Marilyn
Holloway Pale lavender blue |
Wyoming
Cowboys Gold mixed and striped with brown |
Iris Classification | Iris Terms | Miscellaneous | |
Beard: The fuzzy part of lower petals on bearded iris Falls: The three lower petals Plicata: Speckled, stitched or flecked with another color Self: An even color throughout Signal: The spot of color replacing beard on beardless irises Standards: The three upright petals of the flower Styles: Extend from the throat of the flower |
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