Flower Color: Distinctive bicolor pattern with clear canary-yellow upright petals (standards) and mid blue-violet lower petals (falls), complemented by a blue beard tipped with orange.
Form: Heavily ruffled, broad, and well-structured blooms with a glowing, luminous quality.
Height & Spread: Grows to about 35 to 40 inches (80–102 cm) tall with a spread of 1 to 2 feet.
Bloom Time: Mid-to-late spring and early summer, with occasional reports of reblooming in warmer climates.
Notable Awards: Won the American Iris Society's President's Cup (1986), Award of Merit (1990), and the prestigious American Dykes Medal in 1993.
Flower Color: Distinctive bicolor pattern with clear canary-yellow upright petals (standards) and mid blue-violet lower petals (falls), complemented by a blue beard tipped with orange.
Form: Heavily ruffled, broad, and well-structured blooms with a glowing, luminous quality.
Height & Spread: Grows to about 35 to 40 inches (80–102 cm) tall with a spread of 1 to 2 feet.
Bloom Time: Mid-to-late spring and early summer, with occasional reports of reblooming in warmer climates.
Notable Awards: Won the American Iris Society's President's Cup (1986), Award of Merit (1990), and the prestigious American Dykes Medal in 1993.
