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Miniature Dwarf Bearded
The smallest and earliest of the bearded Iris. Starts to bloom here in early May. Up to 8" tall. They make good rock garden and Border plants. They can be subject to winter heaving. Top award is the Caparne-Welch Medal (CW). Caperne Award (CA) was earlier equivilant to Award of Merit (AM).


MDB's A-F  /  MDB's H-R  /  MDB's S-Y



 
7.50      APPLET (Smith M 2006) EM 7"  Dark red; lavender style arms, yellow beard.  
SOLD OUT
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11.00               BADGE (Black, P 2007)EM 6" Mid yellow with dark wine plicata stripes and rim; white beard.  
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      5.00      BE LITTLE (Aitken 2001) ML 7"  Red-violet standards & wide plicata rim on light yellow ground falls; lavender beard. HM
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 6.50               BLUE WIND (Spence 1982)E  8" Light blue with cream beard; prolific bloomer. HM
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     4.00      DAINTY MORSEL (Hager 1994) EM6" Pink-apricot with red stripes on falls; tangerine beard.
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8.50      DOLLOP OF CREAM (Black 2006) EM 8" Cream glaciata; white & lemon beard.  
SOLD OUT
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8.50      DROPLET (Johnson 2006) M 6" White with light green veins and spot on falls; org & white beard.
SOLD OUT
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     5.00 R      FOREVER VIOLET (Chapman 2002) ML7.5" Smooth violet self with dark violet beard and streak from beard to petal edge.
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