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Name | Date | Color | Notes | Fragrant | Ht. | Zones | Rarest, Etc. |
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Blue Rhythm | 1945 | cornflower blue | Iowa farmboy | lightly | 36-38” | 3a-8a(10bWC) | Rarest, Back |
Caprice | 1898 | brilliant rose | glows in the garden | richly | 24-26” | 3a-8a(10bWC) | Back |
Eleanor Roosevelt | 1933 | dark red-purple | short and reblooming | 20” | 3a-8a(10bWC) | Back | |
Fairy | 1905 | white/lilac | 40” | 3a-8a(10bWC) | Rarest, Back | ||
Flavescens | 1813 | pale, luminous yellow | shimmering & free-flowering | lightly | 28-30” | 3a-8a(10bWC) | Rarest |
Flutter-By | 1924 | soft primrose yellow | like a host of butterflies | 24-26” | 3a-8a(10aWC) | Rarest, Back | |
Germanica | 1500 | deep purple | the original! | richly | 30-36” | 3a-8a(10bWC) | Rarest |
Honorabile | 1840 | perky yellow & mahogany | short & tough | 20-24” | 3a-8a(10bWC) | ||
Loreley | 1909 | amber & richly veined violet | enchanting siren of the Rhine | 22-26” | 3a-8a(10bWC) | Rarest | |
Madame Chereau | 1844 | white feathered with purple | 19th-century star | lightly | 36” | 3a-8a(10bWC) | Rarest, Back |
Monsignor | 1907 | violet & deep, velvety claret | by Vilmorin-Andrieux | richly | 28-32” | 3a-8a(10bWC) | Back |
Mrs. Horace Darwin | 1888 | white with violet touches | small and elegant | lightly | 24-26” | 3a-8a(10bWC) | Rarest, Back |
pallida Dalmatica | 1597 | pale lavender | grape-scented | richly | 36-38” | 3a-8a(10bWC) | |
Plumeri | 1888 | coppery rose & velvety claret | jewel-like brilliance | lightly | 18-24” | 3a-8a(10bWC) | Rarest, Back |
Queen of May | 1859 | rosy lavender | the first “pink” iris | lightly | 28-32” | 3a-8a(10bWC) | Back |
Swerti | 1612 | lavender and white plicata | from the Emperor’s garden | lightly | 30-36” | 3a-8a(10aWC) | Back |
Wyomissing | 1909 | mist & lavender-pink | one of the first American iris | 22-24” | 3a-8a(10bWC) | Back |