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Spuria
These are tall plants that like to stay in an established clump.They can also have very exotic colour mixes and add drama to the garden. The foliage usually dies down in the fall. They start to flower about two weeks after the Tall Bearded have started. They can extend the time you have Iris in bloom or fill in the gap before the rebloomers start their fall bloom. They are very good as cut flowers and can be cut before the flower opens.
Shipped In September, Seperate shipment then Bearded Iris
In short supply Many being held for stock increaes.
With held 2022 ACADEMEAUS (Fothergill1954)L 48" Lavender-blue with yellow signal.
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$12.00 ARBITRATOR (Ferguson 1966) E 46" Lavender-purple with bright yellow signal. HM JC
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$10.00 BELISE (Simonett 1964) M 36" Blue-lavender self from a cross of two species. I. maritima X I. carthaliniae. HM
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$10.00 BETTY COOPER (McCown 1982) M 48" Light violet standards and edge on dark orange falls veined brown-purple. HM NA
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$15.00 Limited BURNISHED BRASS (Roe 1972) ML40" Glowing brass brown with yellow-orange signal. HM
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$15.00 CHESTNUT CHIME (B. Blyth, 1990) 36" (91 cm), E-M Pure chocolate brown
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With held 2022
CINNABAR RED (Niswonger 1979) M 40" Dark mahogany-red; yellow signal. HM
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$10.50 CINNAMON STICK (Niswonger 1983) M 40" Maroon brown, streaked gold; outstanding. HM
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With held 2022 CLARKE COSGROVE (Hager 1975) M 38" Lavender-blue with small yellow spot.
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With held 2022
COUNTESS ZEPPELIN (Hager 1987) 38" M
Deep mauve red-wine, small deep yellow signalHM 1989, AM 1993, Nies-M 1997.
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2022