30 M Dark lavender purple, heavily veined with yellow signals. Great grower. Jim Leonard, R. 2003.

35 E Blue Violet with white spray pattern, white rim on petals. (John C. Taylor, R. 1983)

30 M Cornflower blue with yellow signal. Wonderful color and shows well with other irises. (Charles W. Arny, R. 1970)

32 M Bitone with standards white with pale lavender flush and falls exhibit a red lavender hue. Shows well by itself or with a dark purple and light blue grouping. (Joseph Mertzweiller, R. 1978)

36 M Standards cream, veined purple and falls purple with strong yellow signal. Puts on a show. (John C. Taylor, R. 1993)

38 E Sulfur yellow self and delightful form and substance. A classic. (Frank Chowning, R. 1950)

(Charles W. Arny, deceased, by Elaine Bourque, 2007) First time introduced. Like an old Elvis recording that is just found. 36"M, medium lavender style arms extend almost to the falls, signal green with small greenish-gold rays. (Parentage unknown)

30 ML Dark violet standards and falls with bright yellow signal on each petal. Unusual and distinctive iris. (Charles W. Arny, R. 1987)

32 ML Slightly flaring lavender purple, large yellow radial signal. A wonderful iris. (Charles W. Arny, R. 1989)

36 M Ruffled and fluted very dark red violet, veined black around large brilliant yellow gold signal. Good show. (Haymon, 87)

(Morgan, 1997) EM. A princess of a flower with light pinkish violet stands with deeper pinkish violet falls

34" M Lightly ruffled bluebird blue, falls with a large yellow steeple signal with green center. (Rowlan, 99)

36" M Lavender pink with long orange-yellow signals. Always a garden favorite. (Arny, 78)

30" M Mixture of mauve with a blush of pink. A fast grower and from a good line of rhizomes. (Bertinot, 81)

Chowning, F. 1978 FC77-12 24 (61) L Blue-black self; narrow gold line signal. unknown X unknown;

30" M Falls and stand are a wisteria blue with a yellow signal. Great parentage and a treat when bloom stalk opens. (Chenoweth, 86)

30" M Ruffled falls mid-blue with large orange spear signal. (Dunn, 88)

Creole Rhapsody Mertzweiller, J. 1998 DT 87-34-B> 30-34 (76-86)1 M Stands creamy white, wine red midrib and veining; style arms green base, yellow green midrib, wine red tips and edges; falls deep wine red to rose red, large yellow signal; lightly ruffled. Colorific X Tetraploid sdlg. C-75-26

38" E An oldie but goodie. Yellow self with great form and shape. (Chowning, 50)

32" ML Ruffled velvety dark red violet with bright gold spear head signal. Slow grower but worth the effort. (Haymon, 89)

Extraordinaire Dunn, M. 1990 L122-2 36 (91) M Ruffled and serrated metallic purple, lime green signal. L78-1: ((Blue Shield x Black Widow) x Full Eclipse) X Clara Goula

(Granger, 1982) 20 M. One of the first of the artwheels. Has light blue standard falls with greenish-white center.

30" M Standards medium to dark plum purple; style arms very dark plum purple; Falls very dark velvety plum purple, gold steeple signal; lightly ruffled. (Dorman Haymon, R. 2001)

35" M Ruffled light lavender, brilliant gold dagger signal, full lavender style arms (Haymon, 88)

Getaway Taylor, J.C.* 1996 UL-5-9 47 (120) ML Purple self, falls with yellow signal; ruffled; slight fragrance. ‘Bout Midnight X Rachel’s Request

40" M Australian special bi-tone with stands white, falls deep violet. Taller version of Colorific. (Taylor, J.C., 86)

Graceland Dunn, M. 1979 L12-73-1 32-34(81-86)1 M Bright deep blue, blended deeper in center of falls; no signal; slight reddish cast to style arms. Clyde Redmond X New Offering

40" M It’s not white, but purple. Tall and handsome iris with good form and flair. (Dorman, 00)

26" M One of a few of the seedlings with Anne Chowning in the parentage line. Serrated bright red with yellow signal. Grows in all climates. (Morgan, 91)

40" EM Collected native white

40" M An Australian special. Creamy white, veined darker with orange signal line. (Taylor, 91)

35" LM Smoky red (RHS 181A) edged white, bright yellow raised steeple signal on all petals, pale yellow reverse; style arms green, yellow center rib and smoky red tips. (Heather Pryor, R. 1994)

38" EM A standout and crowd pleaser. Velvety dark grape violet. (Bertinot, 84)

35" EM Standards and falls are a pale yellow with yellow greenish veining. Good form and substance. Good grower. Good price. (Taylor, 86)

34" (86cm), Most unusual, almost two-tone pink and white with darker pink veining. (Cole, 04)

32" M Another special iris with stands pale violet-blue and falls light blue with green-orange signal. (Mertzweiller, 85)

28" ML Best yellow in a garden. Holds color. (Mertzweiller, Ostheimer 90)

43" ML Picture speaks for itself. Stands violet-blue and falls darker hue of the same color. Nice iris and nice grower. (Strawn, 93)

40" M Stands violet-blue veined with violet-blue falls. Narrow yellow-green crest signal. (Taylor, 90)

40"E An early bloomer with white ruffled standards and falls, orange signal with pronounced sweet fragrance. (Haymon, 86)

34"M Stands pink-grape; falls grape-orchid. A unique color arrangement (Dunn, 86)

32" M This iris makes a statement with its mid-blue, mid-yellow over white blaze signal. (Morgan, 85)

(Arny, 1971) 36 ML. Oldie but goodie. Grows quickly. Bloom exhibits deep blue-purple petals with bright yellow signal.

36" M Light purple self, large deep yellow signal. Good in northern zones. Grows like a weed. (Holleyman, 63)

39" M It is named well. Stands red purple-violet and falls are darker purple-violet. Yellow signal. (Strawn, 93)

35" M Stands medium yellow with pale bluish cast; greenish style arms; falls same medium yellow. Good looking iris. A tetraploid. (Mertzweiller, 90)

34" EM Lightly ruffled blue-violet, veined dark violet; green yellow signal. A tetraploid. (Metzweiller, 86)

38" M Stands medium violet, cream rim; falls deeper violet with white rim; golden yellow blotch signal with raised steeple. Good grower. (Pryor, 00)

36" EM Collected native by Holleyman. I. giganticaerulea. Only known triploid. Color is slightly deeper blue than traditional roadside iris giganticaerulea. A special iris and probably no longer in native habitat. (Holleyman)

25" EM My wife’s favorite, for this smallest iris has brilliant dark blooms with orange link signal. Good in northern zones. (Morgan, 85)

36" M Wisteria blue with raised yellow signal edged white. A great light blue. (Rowlan, 83)

38" EM One of the best blues, mid gentiam blue with bold yellow signal. (Raabe, 86)

Tomatoe Bisque Morgan, R. 1984 L64-P 32-36 (81-91) M Red, yellow line signal. Little Miss Sims X Gold Reserve

38" M Grows sell and will blanket an area with mid violet stands and falls with large triangular yellow signal. (Ostheimer, Rusty 01)

Vermillion Treasure Haymon, D. 1986 44-83-1 39 (100) M Red violet, veined darker, silver serrated edge on falls, large yellow sunburst signal fading to white. Delta Prince X Ann Chowning

36" M Coming out pink. Stands white and falls pink, large light yellow radial signal (Arny, 89)

36" L Last iris to bloom in garden. Worth the wait. Ruffled violet purple self with small creamy yellow sunray signal. Good for northern climates. (Rowlan, 92)

40" M Stands light blue overlaid with lavender veining; falls light blue with lavender, more concentrated veining. Good grower and good iris. (Haymon, 86)

26" M Ruffled dark violet to near black standards and falls with bright orange steeple signal. A pretty iris that grows well. (R. Morgan R. 2000)

40 EM Medium red, veined dark red violet, yellow signal. An award winner. Tetraploid. (Mertzweiller, 86)

32 M Stands dark red; falls velvety dark red with brilliant yellow signal. Great iris. Tetraploid. (Mertzweiller, 90)

30 M Red stands with lighter red falls. Brilliant yellow signal. Yellow undercoating on the back side of petals. (Leonard, 02)

34"-36" M Red orange self with bright arrowhead yellow signal. Beautiful iris and color combines well with other color in bloom range. (P. O'Conner R. 2013)

29" E/M Falls yellow with rusty red veining, claret rim and serrated edge. Knock your eyes out and grows like a weed (R. Betzer R. 2014)