Talking about Iris (Iris sisianica), Jerrytheplater wrote:

This Iris was first described in March, 2018. Here is the original description link: https://web.archive.org/web/20... Scroll down to page 22.

This is a unique Reticulata type Iris in that it reproduces via seeds and bulbs forming at the end of Stolons. Very rarely it will produce daughter bulbs without stolons. (personal communication with Alan McMurtrie)

Talking about Tall Bearded Iris (Iris 'Gnus Flash'), Crazy4iris wrote:

This is such a prolific grower in zone 6A for me! This gorgeous iris was hybridized just 40 minutes away in Elwood, Utah. It's one of my Brad Kasparek favorites

Talking about Tall Bearded Iris (Iris 'Pirate Ahoy'), Australis wrote:

This is a known plicata carrier.

Talking about Tall Bearded Iris (Iris 'Superhero'), Neela wrote:

If you either grow this hybrid, or know of someone who grows it, then take the time to inspect the golden rim of the standards close up. What's fascinating is how this region is actually comprised of small specks of both yellow and purple pigmentation, which when seen from a distance gives the remarkable illusion of a solid golden edge. Isn't Mother Nature wonderfully, amazingly clever?

Talking about Standard Dwarf Bearded Iris (Iris 'Little Stitches'), PlantingOaks wrote:

Reblooms consistently in central Ohio, zone 5 in September/October. One of my more vigorous SDBs