MARIE-JOSE NAT

Is distinguished from all other blacks by its long cream beard (yellow at the heart) which creates a remarkable contrast with the velvety black of the falls. Purple black standards. Moderately wavy, 6 to 7 buds per stem, distributed over three beautiful branched stems. (Schreiner 2009).

Exquisite and classy! Pale lavender standards and regally rich purple falls with a velvety sheen. Lavender beards. Each stem produces 9 to 10 buds on 3 to 4 branches. Aristocratic flowers with large ruffles ready to take place in a royal garden.

The sturdy moderately ruffled flowers are a charming, totally plain, light blue-violet. Numerous flowers produced on perfect stems (up to 10 buds on each). Light blue-violet beards tipped yellow. Exceptionally vigorous, it rapidly forms big clumps.

Deep and bright rosy mulberry. This nice tint is slightly clearer near the thick and intense red beards, which light up the whole flower. Harmoniously and softly ruffled.

We are delighted to name this new unusual bi-colour "Gérard Brière" after the founder of the iris garden Brocéliande in Brittany. Amber-yellow standards, tinted brown at their edge, and blue-violet falls with a large white centre and bright yellow long beards. Multiplies up well, unusual colour.

Light blue standards, deeper in center ; near-white falls gentian-blue wash on midline . Yellow orange beards, pale violet at base, ending with a short bluebird blue horn. Ruffled and very vigorous.