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Miniature Tall Bearded
Charming and dainty with thin graceful stems and small, delicate flowers. MDB's are often called Table Iris, referring to their popular use as cut flowers and in flower arrangments. 16-25" tall. Blooms start mid to late May. Top award is the  Williamson-White Medal (WW).



MTB's - A-K  /  MTB's - L-S




     5.50           AACHEN ELF ( Kennedy 1984 ) M 20" Yellow standards; falls lavender with yellow edge and beard. HM WW
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     6.00           ACE ( Miller 1999 ) M 22"  Dark violet plicata on white; falls overlaid purple solid edge; light violet beard. HM AM
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     6.50           DEUCE ( Miller,L 2004 ) E 25" Dotted purple on white: falls solid edge; white and yellow beard.
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ERAMOSA FRECKLES
MTB M 21" An interesting plicata with light tan rim on standards with violet tan plicata dots in centre. Falls have plicata dots on white ground, getting heavier towards rim until almost a solid colour. Light yellow beard.  A charming and interesting plant. The species iris in background is bring in new patterns in MTB plants.3-721-1: (Welch's Reward x I. variegata reginae) X sib............ $12.50
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     9.50               JACK'S PICK ( Burnell 2006)ML 22" Standards yellow with mauve veining; falls white veined burgundy, yellow rim; yellow beard.
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