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Most cultivars of the dwarf crested iris fiddle about with the original flower's saturation filter, Merle however has added a splash of new hue giving rise to a richly royal purple colored flower that may even have a tinge of deep red to the discerning eye. Certainly one of the most vibrant selections of this universally good species and one I wouldn't mind on a brooch or ring.
Fairly old-school cultivar of the always-delightful Eastern US native dwarf Iris, and follows the equally old-school trend of calling vaguely indigo-ish plants "blue" in the pursuit of horticultural marketing. The historic name is perhaps more true to life, the flowers exchange their usual study in a variety of soft lavender tints for a more uniform pop of purple.
These are yellow flowered seedlings from some of our selected varieties of this European iris which is stinkin' good like a fine Camembert rather than stinking like overripe gym socks. We haven't fruited this but we have varieties fruits in shades of orange or white. Whatever you get will have nice broad evergreen leaves and a long season of interest on a tough and reliable plant!
A collection from our friends at Keeping it Green and Chimacum Woods of this thin bladed Iris named for the great plant collector George Forrest from whose collections it was originally described. From the same group as Iris sibirica which in my opinion contains some of the nicest garden Irises to be found with their medium size and plentiful flowers that toe the line of elegant and flouncy. This is the yellow form of the species which also comes in a near-black color, you could plant them together to warn off garden predators hungry for your valued plants.
