TERRE DE SAVANE

Graceful flowers with icy white standards and pale lavender violet falls, deeper on the edges. Bright golden beards. Petals amply ruffled and laced strong and vigourous growth, many buds (8 to 10) on a triple-branched stalk.

Very unusual! Greyish yellow standards strongly infused with purplish violet starting from their base, and golden yellow falls tinted with green. Orange-yellow beards. Small, tightly waved flowers, very good branching with up to 9 buds per stalk. Placed 3rd at the Florence International Iris Competition in 2009.

Bred from our long lineage of "black and white" iris. White, only slightly toned lavender standards. Falls close to horizontal are of a velvety black with a tiny amethyst edging. The throat is white, striated with crimson surrounding dark orange beards. Quite different from 'Domino Noir'! 7 buds/stalk. (Cayeux seedling 06 117 A)

Standards with a white background veined and peppered with raspberry-pink. Falls, equally white, boast a thin, intense raspberry-red border in the Plicata style. Beards are bronze yellow. Strong tendency to rebloom in our climates.

A charming historic variety of pure white carrying numerous small and light, slightly "crumpled" flowers. Beards are golden toward the centre with white tips. A strong plant, multiplying well.