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)