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)
Standard
Dwarf Bearded Iris Bloom in Columbus, North Carolina about April 1-15; Good for borders and early bloom Hyperlinks below have pictures |
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**Baby
Blessed Cream yellow |
Laced
Lemonade Yellow |
**Rainbow
Sherbet Light yellow and apricot |
**Blitz Two-tone yellow |
Olive
Oyl Olive yellow |
Red
Heart Lavender with red spot on falls |
Chanted Pink with lavender beards |
Orange
Tiger Bright orange |
**Refined Two-tone yellow |
**Cornhusker
Autumn Yellow |
Pet Apricot peach |
**Sunstrip Yellow and mahogany |
**Dark
Crystal Dark violet |
Pink
Caper Peachy pink with tangerine beard |
Tinkerbell Medium blue standards; darker falls |
Fad Blue and gold |
Pink
Prevue Peach pink |
**Triplicate Tan and brown |
**Flower
Shower Red-violet |
**Plum
Wine Plum violet |
Truly Light blue self |
**Glitter
Bit Glittering old gold |
Pumpin'
Iron Red black self; darker spot on falls |
Wow Yellow and oxblood red |
Hottentot Violet; lavender beards |
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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