EJarrett said:
I'll try to remember but remind me next year and I should be able to send you Stop Flirting. I just planted it last year and it looked just like this picture in my garden this year. I've decided to put Colourable on my most wanted list
EJarrett said:I'm partial to the blends myself like:
- Tall Bearded Iris (Iris 'Stop Flirting')
- Uploaded by Betja
or
- Tall Bearded Iris (Iris 'Colourable')
- Uploaded by Calif_Sue
crowrita1 said:My "favorite" color would depend on "where" the sun is at, at the time I see the bloom. Almost dusk, and the white's and yellows are hard to beat ! But at noon, with no clouds, the blues and purples really 'rule", and, those "red" and "brown" toned ones....look so nice, in early morning light, especially if there is some dew ! And those "black" ones ? get the afternoon sun, behind them, so the reticulations stand out , and the standards get that "see through" transparence......... !
Muddymitts said:Simply put -- I love them all. I can think that I have a favorite -- and I do -- until I see the next one. And then I have a new favorite. Hopeless.
Lestv said:I love shooting pictures of iris with the sun shining through them. Agree with Arlyn that the blacks are outstanding in "transparency".
irisarian said:I have been working on red amoena SDBs & things are getting difficult. So all the blends & different patterns can be loved. I still like blue .
janwax said:The important thing is that WE'RE TALKING ABOUT IRISES!!! Color, variety, old, new, ruffled, not-ruffled, etc. etc..!
(we have to make a list of iris topics for the long,cold winter!)