VICTORIA FALLS

Faintly bluish, white standards, light to mid lilac falls, paler towards their edges. Strongly ruffled and delicately crimped flower. Golden yellow beards, pale violet at the tips. A classic but nonetheless attractive colour. Really late flowering.

A really new variety: superb "flat-topped" flowers resembling the Japanese iris. The flower is a pure white with delicate sky blue edges. Resulting from the cross between 'Cape Perpetua' and 'Can't touch this'. Unique and undoubtedly gorgeous.

A really classy descendant of "Wishful Thinking". Rosy lavender standards and falls of the same colour but lighter, except on the edges. White beards tipped with light tangerine. Robust, malady-resistant and up to 10 buds per stalk.

Standards are milky white, whilst light lemon coloured at the base. Falls are crimson red with a fine 2mm wide white border. Bright yellow beards. A graceful amoena with a good finish for the time period.

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).

Robust descendant of "Futuriste" and "World Premier". Very pale blue standards and strong indigo-blue falls, fairly discreet yellow beards. Enormous flowers enlivened by strong, ample ruffles. Flowers quite close to the main stem, a characteristic inherited from its parent, "World Premier".