VE-M 35-38". Ice blue color with unquestionably the best substance and form of all other with similar colorings. Bloom has a fine wide form, light ruffles and a superb substance.Standards are slightly darker than the falls. As one would suspect of Beale Street derivatives, plant habits and branching are also superb. Aqua Velva is one of the first Louisiana Iris to bloom and a welcome beginning to the parade of flowers to follow. (Beale Street X Dural White Butterfly) Kevin Vaughn, R. 2014.

(Kevin Vaughn, 2009) 40-47" EM Standards navy blue, deeper texture veins; style arms navy blue, very wide and prominent crests, falls navy blue, strong texture veins, signal gold, heavily ruffled Z(Sea Knight x Beale St. )

34-38" EML A clean white self with a gentle ruffle that combines the best in its parentage. Each stalk has 4-5 bud positions and every flower opens perfectly on slightly zigzag stalks. It is a strong grower and the foliage is the best of any plant in the Vaughn garden. Seedlings from this plant are extremely vigorous. (Vaughn, K., 05)

34-38" EM-LM Here’s the yellow you’ve all been waiting for and one Hyacinth Bucket (pronounced BOO’KAY) would be pleased to have it at her table for one of her (in)famous candlelight suppers! An extremely ruffled lemon yellow with slightly deeper signal and texture veins on all parts. Despite the heavy ruffling, the flowers open perfectly even on the lower positions, providing perfect show stalks with 4-5 bud positions. Foliage is wide and healthy, even during difficult seasons. Best seedling and Exhibition Certificate, Little Rock Show 2005. Combines the best of the Dunn and Taylor yellows and is proving itself a parent, bequeathing wide, ruffled blooms, show stalks and clear colors to its progeny. Many exhibit cartwheel forms. (Vaughn, K. 01)

By Kevin Vaughn, 2008. 40-44" ML. Standards maroon, yellow basal markings in signal, style arms orange yellow veined maroon; and maroon, yellow spot veined signal with prominent orange yellow spot. (Maroon Monarch x unknown)