LUMARCO

Amethyst standards turning beige at their borders. Falls between cream and fading to apricot near the bright tangerine beards. Branches with 8 buds on average. Brother from the same sowing as Plaisantin ’. (Cayeux 11 77 A seedling).

This new and luscious combination carries numerous elegantly ruffled flowers (11 on average) which feature medium-sized standards. The nearly horizontals falls of amaranth, with borders which turn to a light pink copper tone, are nicely echoed by bronze-coloured beards. We are pleased to have named this exquisite variety in memory of Madame Tardivier, former director of the Jardins des Tuileries at the Louvre.

Excellent amoena due to the most famous australian hybridizer ! Pure white standards and ruffled violet-purple falls with a superb, precise narrow border (3 mm). Burnt orange beards.

Gorgeous is this plain beetroot red with deep bronze beards relatively discreet. Large and ruffled flowers (character inherited from its parent ‘Diabolique’). Tall stems, very elegant and 10 buds in average.

Sumptuous new variety with sky blue standards and satiny dark violet falls of as surprising luminosity. The falls are paler towards the dark rusty orange beards, shouldered with amaranth. Numerous ruffled flowers, low-branched stems, excellent foliage and long flowering-in short: a nearly perfect iris that is one of our favourites.

This stunning plicata, child of 'Honky Tonk Blues', has immense flowers (18 cm) with a pure white background and a precise purple-blue border. Beards are blue. It flowers generously and grows vigorously.