DATING A ROYAL

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.

Standards dark lavender; falls same, white blaze spot around beard; beards white. Parentage unknown.

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).

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.