Do you get the catalog? there will be a clear photo there in all probability. If it is a bonus this year, it should be a new plant.

I was looking at Mid=America's Website last night and found their new ones, including pictures. Can't remember if all had pictures. Had started with the medians before I found the 2016 group. I think they have already repriced at least those.

http://www.beardedirisflowers....

Want it

Here's the one I fell in love with....

http://www.beardedirisflowers....

Gabe, that one is my favorite!!

42" is too tall for our garden. Looking at SDBs, of course. Any pink or orange MTB is a tetraploid. It has to be expressed 4 times to get that color.

Their SDBs are gorgeous too. I have my eye on Twerk.

Liz.. I did not get a clear picture of the tag of this one this but it looks like a match.. there was a nice clump of it and it was located with all the others that are getting names I will share all of there new intro's I have pictures of as soon as Thomas updates the website with the rest of them. Hope this helps it sure is a beautiful pink and probably the one I will pick for a bonus.

Ohhh im getting that one as my bonus for sure! It's beautiful!

Brad!!!! Wow is that lovely, definitely choosing it for a bonus. I love all of your photos, thank you so much for sharing them!

Hi everybody it was cold here today high's in the 20's and we got another 4 or 5 inches of snow we are definitely ready for spring and see things start to green up again. I am excited to get to work outside in the yard again hopefully the worst of winter has passed I can't wait to get going on building my new berms for the back yard so I started going through the landscapes pictures from Mid America for ideas. Just wish it all was Iowa Hardy hopefully some day I can get a little piece of this at home it really is a amazing place to visit and as much as I enjoy looking at all the new seedlings and walking the iris fields, seeing the collection of plants and trees and along the winding paths is always something I look forward too and it seems to get better every time I visit

So gorgeous Brad, for sharing the pictures again. I really want to visit. I wonder if I can visit them when the SDBs are in bloom first.

Beautiful garden shots, Brad. I am anxious to see your new iris fields in bloom.

Oh my gosh.. These pictures of the mixed beds at Mid America make my heart go pitty pat.. I thought I'd died and gone to heaven when I saw that variegated dogwood in bloom. In my heart I want a Pacific Northwest garden, but have to deal with the California drought and inherent dryness.. We can't grow hostas at all here as the snails make mincemeat out of them. Which, for some reason reminds me I need to check my gopher traps.. I haven't been on the garden the past couple of days other than to make a quick tour to make sure nothing bloomed behind my back (one got by me.. But there are more buds coming).. Wow, I'm up really late tonight.. So hard to unwind after a show

Still in the single digits here. Hoping for warmer weather to melt the snow. I like the smaller leaf hosta. Can grit around them stop slugs?

Golly, look at those Hostas!

@Henhouse
Sherry, meant to say something on the other thread, but I closed it without thinking and now can't remember which it was.
Brad will forgive me for using this long-winded way of telling you congratulations on the show.

Oh my -- how beautiful those photographs are -- I can only imagine actually being there. Walking those paths must feel like strolling through Heaven.

But I am so bad -- wherever I see an open space, I'm thinking -- *well, there's room for an Iris RIGHT THERE!!!

Some very nice mixed beds indeed. I have had lots of trouble with some of the newer, more expensive hostas dying after a year or two. Seems like the older ones I have do well, but I haven't had much luck with some of the nicer fancy ones. I just got tired of spending lots of money for them and having them die out.

Beautiful photos Brad, I just love their gardens!

Sherry, I can't grow them here either. The critters will finish them off over night and the slugs/snails will polish off the rest.

UndertheSun said:Beautiful photos Brad, I just love their gardens!

Sherry, I can't grow them here either. The critters will finish them off over night and the slugs/snails will polish off the rest.

Here too! I've spent lots of money to feed the snail, slugs, and deer. The only two I have are in ceramic pots on the back porch.