ESCLARMONDE

Aiming for green amoenas: standards between lavender white and greyish white. Light tawny falls tending toward green. Brownish orange beards. On average 9 large, frilled flowers. Excellent branching.

"Memphis Blues" and "Sapphire Hills" gave us this superbly shaped, medium-blue violet iris with tight ruffles on edges. A thin white median stripe extends the discreet light blue beard. Perfect stems and exceptional vigour.

Warm coppery bronze standards. Pigeon’s throat falls and golden yellow beards shouldered copper. Special Prize S.N.H.F in 1928

Pleasant and plain medium purplish lavender. Classically shaped flowers. The white beards are prolonged by a thin white stripe.

Bred from "Coup de Soleil" this variety has kept its parent's unparalleled brightness. The flowers are of a moderate size but in good proportion to the foliage. Rich copper red, with fine crimping on the edges and beautiful tangerine beards. Branched stems bearing 8 buds on average. We are honoured that the famous company Hermès has adopted this new iris.