CARAMEL SALE

Golden salmon pink standards and velvety purplish garnet falls with a narrow clearer rim. Thin and long tangerine beards. Large flowers. Named Marie-José Nat, after a famous French actress.

Quite an elegant son of "Crowned Heads". Deep blue-violet standards with a large clear blue border, pure white falls tinted blue-violet near the creamy white beards. Eight big, heavily ruffled and magnificent flowers per stem.

With its late flowering, this variety brings brightness and light into the garden. Its semi-horizontal standards and falls of bright yellow have small ruffles and the slightly singed orange beards tail off into a small spur. The blooms are of average size on tall and well branched stems (Average of 10 buds).

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).

No doubt the best bluish purple Plicata on a white background. Both standards and falls are neatly bordered. Beards are a light lavender.  A very strong plant yielding up to 4 stalks per rhizome, each carrying 9 buds. Perfect shape.

A very attractive solid light to medium blue with bright tangerine beards. This iris is a descendant of "Princesse Caroline de Monaco" and "Eau Vive", both blue with tangerine coloured beards. Medium sized flowers with a lovely shape. We feel that the pureness of tone compensates for the relatively small number of buds (6-7 on average).