SCENE STEALER

A child of the excellent "Dusky Challenger". It is a rich navy blue (almost exempt from violet). Vigorous grower and often three flowers blooming at the same time. Medium blue beards. RHS Award of Garden Merit in 2000.

Ivory standards covered with lavender except for the thin pale yellow edges. Falls are marbled and washed with darker lavender and have a delicate white edging and veining, typical of the 'luminata'. Heart and beards are creamy white. Ruffled, very full flowers.

A well balanced specimen which will brighten up your garden. Slightly roasted, copper-honeyed tone with orange beards. Excellent branching like its predecessor 'Coup de Soleil'. It features an average of 10 buds, with moderately sized flowers resulting in a harmonious balance.

Very, very original seedling of ‘Ciel et Mer’ and ‘Tour de France ’! Milky white standards and deep mauve falls turning to medium metallic blue under orange-yellow beards shouldered by light green bronze. Good branching and 7 buds on average. (Cayeux seedling 11 214 A).

Indeed, slightly mysterious: strongly ruffled standards, yellow to light brown, amply washed with light purplish violet; wide, lemony white falls with a soft yellow border and dandelion yellow beards. Stems from 'Crowned Heads', a Dykes medalist.

Purple lavender standards with a diffused caramel border, deep purple falls with long and bright tangerine beards which are extended by a short white midline. Flowers of moderate size in balance with the foliage. (Cayeux Sowing 11 77 B).