SHAH JEHAN

What's new in "Cape Perpetua"? Not its colour: light and plain blue with white beards, but its shape: both standards and falls show lacy, frilly edges and this is unique in its category. A really charming blue iris!

Sulphur yellow standards and maroon-purple falls with a narrow yellow border. Brassy yellow beards. It produces many compact flowers of moderate size (7 to 10 per stalk) and often 2 to 3 stems per fan. Extremely vigorous growth.

One of the last to flower and very original! Pale yellow standards and almost horizontal, lavender-white falls. Golden yellow beards extended by a long, white spur tipped with lavender. Very tall, well branched stalks.

Derived from 'Tabac Blond' and 'Golden Panther', this is a pretty amaranth red, slightly coppery, well composed and enhanced by the radiance of it’s vivid, bright red beards. Excellent shape, regular waves and very good foliage qualities. (Cayeux seedling 10 186 B).

Butter yellow to lemon yellow standards with wide, amply ruffled, white falls bordered with a 15mm intense cyclamen pink seam. Tall, very well branched stalks bearing 9 to 10 buds on average. Orange beards. Similar in style to 'Galon Rose' but  much brighter. Long flowering. (Cayeux seedling 06 144 A)

Lily white standards and wide and pure light to medium blue falls, slightly paler on the edges. Discrete white beards. Strong, wind-resistant shafts. A robust plant with an average of 6 to 8 large flowers (16cm x 11cm).