Hello my name is Jarrod, I've searched everywhere to find the name of this beauty! I hope someone can help!

Suggestions
1. Measure the height to the top of the bloom, so that you know then which class of bearded iris it is: see https://www.irises.org/gardene... . Keep in mnd, though that many people are reporting shorter than usual stem height this year.
2. Cameras and lighting are tricky. Is the color of your iris tan, orange or peach?
3. Go to the NGA iris database at https://garden.org/plants/grou... . Put a checkmark in the appropriate class according to its height. And type the color into the bloom color box, or check the color class box (you can try it both ways). I would enter orange or tangerine for the beard color. Check either "self, or "bitone." (You can try various combnation of these things for each search.) Then click "Submit". You are likely to come up with pages and pages of results. Look for it. Judging from its form, it's likely it was introduced before 1980. If it is an unnamed seedling, you will never find it. I hope you do. Good luck! And welcome to the iris forum!

Thank you so much it wAs beautiful when it was blooming. I just hate it not having a name or registered , it should be a top color to me lol

Thank you so much it wAs beautiful when it was blooming. I just hate it not having a name or registered , it should be a top color to me lol

No one is saying it's not registered. Search the database as suggested.

Could be Spanish gift?


If you think it could be this then try to buy a knwn one to compare.

Bottom petals look sort of like that with the crease but color is wrong. Thank you tho.

So how would you describe the color?

The top, edges are a soft yellow, , going down into a soft rosey peach, the beard orange, the falls, edges are a darker peachy orange , going into a deeper rosy peach , with lines and then the dramatic line down the middle of the falls

Bottom petals look sort of like that with the crease but color is wrong. Thank you tho.