COPPELIA

Yet another new colour pattern! White standards edged with a fine golden strip, white falls amply spotted with purple, especially near the orange beards. An egg-yolk yellow border (6 mm wide) completes this superb canvas. Tall stems and late-flowering.

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).

Cream standards infused butter yellow . Almost horizontal falls, fuchsia turning to mid blue-violet under the yellow-orange beards and delicate light brown rim. Flowers have laced edges and plenty of small ruffles.

Stout flowers of graceful proportions. A new and unique amoena that combines pristine white standards with soft sky blue falls. Thick stems bearing 8 to 10 copiously ruffled flowers. Multiplies quickly.

The truly brilliant offspring of 'Terre de Savane' with golden yellow standards and undulated equally golden yellow falls which turn to caramel along the edges. The beards are orange. Perfect stems with an average of 10 buds.

A rare bicolor featuring pale lavender-blue standards with falls of yellow with a hint of ochre or golden yellow and thin but neat white ruffles. The orangey-yellow beards are very subtle, almost going un-noticed. The combination creates a really interesting contrast for this prolific specimen. You can expect an average of 8 buds per stem.