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Iris 'Benton Apollo'
Delightfully rich, yellow, fragrant flowers with a golden orange beard in late spring and early summer.
Iris 'Benton Menace'
Vibrant, red-violet flowers in late spring and early summer with golden beard.
Iris 'Carnival Time'
One of the great garden irises! Ruffled standards of coppery brown, chestnut red centre falls edged amber. Sweetly scented. This iris is a really strong growing garden plant and should thrive in most gardens to give masses of colour each June.
Iris 'Indian Chief'
A rhizomatous perennial with grey-green, sword-shaped leaves, producing velvety maroon red flowers with orange-yellow beards in late spring and early summer.
Iris 'Lemon Ice'
Endearing, lemon yellow flowers borne in profusion. The fall petals have a white central patch, blending into the white beards. An easily grown iris needing little more than a sunny spot in well drained soil.
Iris 'Ola Kala'
(Sass 1943). One of the very best and most enduring of historic irises. A very deep and rich yellow, the flowers have great form.
Iris 'Pink Charm'
Ultra feminine flowers of peachy pink, a self coloured iris of great depth of colour. The beards (ok that bits not so feminine!) are deep tangerine which compliment the petals to stunning effect. Easily grown and very free flowering.
Iris 'Quechee'
Almost invariably seen at the Chelsea Flower Show, including Joe Swift's garden in 2012. Large shapely flowers of deep mahogany red. Free flowering, a group of this lovely plant pervades the air with the scent of orange chocolate...yummy! Height to around. 90cm.
Iris 'Rocket'
A clump-forming perennial with sword-like, grey-green leaves, producing large, fragrant, bright orange, ruffled flowers with a hint of soft pink at the edges.
Iris 'Sultan's Palace'
Rich chestnut brown self coloured flowers. The blooms have a beautiful velvety texture. Graceful, well formed flower great distinction. Free flowering with good foliage.