The irises on this page are ones I grow from other hybridizers. They are all for sale this year!
I use many of these for hybridizing or personal enjoyment so they only go on sale every few years as they increase. Grab them while you can!
I use many of these for hybridizing or personal enjoyment so they only go on sale every few years as they increase. Grab them while you can!
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Ahwahnee Princess (G. Sutton 2004) SDB
$6 rebloom reported in zones 5-9 |
Blue Hues (Donald Spoon 2010) $6
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Dazzling (P. Black 2008) IB
$6 
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Dragon Flamedart (A. Moran 2013) MDB $6 Striking color combination! The white stripe on the falls really stands out in the garden. An amazing and distinctive flower. |
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Florence French (M. French 2009) MTB
$6 Dainty and perfectly proportioned. Vigorous and lovely. AM Award 2015 Favorite miniature tall bearded at the 2011 median iris convention |
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Forever Blue (C. Chapman 1997)
$5 X Good Rebloomer zones 3-8 AM Award 2002 |
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Many Mahalos (J.T. Aitken 2003) IB
$6 X Reblooms zones 5-9. Good branching. Forms an exquisitely beautiful clump. AM Award 2010 |
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Moon and Stars (D.C. Nearpass by D. Spoon 2005) BB
$6 |
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Molly Rouge (J. Griffin Crump 2009) BB
$8 Cute and wonderful. Disease Resistant. Vigorous. |
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Royal Maroon (D. Spoon 2000) MDB
$5 X Good rebloom zones 6-7 |
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Sprite's Nightingale (A. Moran 2014) SDB
$6 |
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Zippo (G. Spoon 2011) SDB
$6 Reblooms in zone 6 Looks almost black and white in the garden! The whole plant is at the small end of the SDB height and size range, Well within class, producing a clump of well proportioned, petite flowers. Amazing flower! HM Award 2013 |