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PINK CAMEO (Fay '46) E, 36" $1.50 
Smooth, deep shell pink with tangerine beard. Point- 
ed, very deep pink buds add to the attractiveness 
of the flaring flower. Stalks, strong and well branched. 
Fast increaser. AM. ‘48. 
PINK FORMAL (Muhlestein '49) M. 38" $6.00 
A very large deep pink iris with rich red-tangerine 
beard. Flowers are broad petaled and perfectly torm- 
ed and of extra heavy substance. Strong, well branched 
stalks. AM. ‘51. 
PINK LACE (Sass '47) M. 36" ie 
Smooth shell pink of medium size, slightly ruffled. 
PINK PLUME (Schreiner '51) M. 36" $6.00 
Exquisite orchid-pink iris with domed standards and 
broad falls. An iris certain to be in great demand. 
HM. ‘52. 
PINK RELFECTION (See page 3 for description) 75c 
PINK SAILS (Sass '50) M. 36" $5.00 
Deep salmon pink self with salmon red beard. A 
broad petaled flower of flaring form. 
PINK SENSATION (Hall '48) M. 35" $7.50 
Delicate true pink, without any trace of lilac or salmon 
tones. Tangerine beard. Full, rounded petals of good 
substance with lacinated edges. AM. ‘52. 
PINNACLE (Stevens '49) M. 35" $4.00 
An entirely diffrent iris with clear white standards 
and broad, well formed, primrose-yellow falls of wax- 
like finish. Strong stalks with good branching. A 
“must'' for your garden. AM. ‘51. 
PLUM PRETTY (DeForest '49) M. 33" : 
Attractive, smooth flower of grape-purple with lovely 
sheen and fine oval form. HM. ‘50. 
PORCELAIN BLUE (Sass ‘5!1) M. 36" $5.00 
A beautiful, true porcelain-blue. Lovely form and 
heavy substance. 
PORT WINE (Sass '50) ML. 37" Net $8.00 
A handsome plicata with rich enameled white ground, 
heavily borderd with rich deep purple-red. HM. ‘50, 
NW oS 
PRAIRIE SUNSET (See page 3 for description) $1.00 
PRECIOUS DAYS (Smith '53) E. 39" Net $15.00 
Tailored, pale blue self with no markings and white 
tipped beard. Stalk carries as many as five branches 
with the lowest branch, re-branched. A clump has 
great carrying power. 
PRETTY QUADROON ([Kleinsorge '48) ML. 35" $6.00 
A flower of fine, flaring form with ruffled falls, in 
smooth metallic light copper brown. AM. ‘50. 
PRISCILLA (Whiting '42) M. 34" 7 
Pure white flower with white beard, broad petals and 
flaring form. AM. ‘47. 
PURISSIMA (See page 3 for description) 60c 
PURPLE FLASH (Lyell ‘5!) M. 38” $4.00 
Shimmering, deep dark red-purple self. A fine iris in 
the dark class. 
PURISSAMOHR (E. Weidner '52) ML. 40" $18.50 
Sensational new pure white Onco-hybrid. Large flower 
of heavy substance with closely domed standards and 
very broad, flaring falls. No markings. Golden tan 
beard. Delighttully ruffled. HM. ‘52. 
QUECHEE (Knowlton '50) M. 36" $6.00 
A handsome garnet-red self. Cupped standards. The 
falls are rounded and flaring. Heavy bronze beard. 
A good red and a fine grower. HM. '5O. 
RADIANT KNIGHT (See page 3 for description)  60c 
Diehl's Gardens “e rtlame, California 1954 IRIS 
RADIATION (Hall '48) EM. 33" $7.50 
A lovely deep toned orchid-pink with bright tangerine 
beard. Very large flowers, well substanced. Domed 
standards and wide flaring falls. AM. ‘50. 
RAINBOW ROOM (Sass '46) M. 36" $3.00 
A beautiful blend of gold, tan and lilac. Standards 
are pale yellow, flushed soft copper and tinted lilac. 
Falls are deep lilac, with a border of coppery yellow, 
and a blue flush at the tip of the beard. AM. ‘51. 
RAJAH BROOKE (Norton '45) M. 38" $1.00 
A brilliant variegata of clean coloring. Standards, 
bright topaz. Falls, glowing red. HM. ‘46. 
RAMESES (Sass '29) ML. 36" 75c 
A gold, pink and buff blend. Very hardy. This iris 
is in the pedigree of many of our newer introductions, 
such as Memories, Dolly Varden and Party Dress. Dykes 
Medal ‘32. 
RANGER (Kleinsorge '43) ML. 35" $1.50 
Velvety, near-crimson self with cone shaped standards 
and semi-flaring falls. AM. ‘46. 
RASPBERRY RIBBON (Schreiner '51) 
EM. 34" Net $10.00 
A crisp, ruffled plicata of beautiful form. Standards, 
raspberry. Falls, snowy white with a band of raspberry 
etched around the border. Orange beard. HM. ‘51. 
RASPBERRY SUPREME (Mitchell '50) M. 36" $2.50 
A lovely raspberry-orchid with a tangerine beard. 
Should be useful for breeding with the new colors 
coming from the pinks. 
RED MAJESTY (Douglas '46) M, 36" $2.50 
A very large wine-red, with a heavy yellow throat. 
Bright. HM. ‘48. 
RED TORCH (See page 3 for description) 75c 
RED VALOR (See page 3 for description) $1.00 
REDWARD (See page 3 for description) 75c 
REDWYNE (McKee '45) M. 36" $2.50 
Deep, bright mahogany-red self, with a rich velvety 
finish. Really fine. HM. '45. 
REHOBETH (DeForest 53) M. 36" Net $25.00 
A clear, pale sky-blue iris. The flaring blooms measure 
seven inches or over. Closed standards and wide, - 
semi-ruffled falls. Excellent substance and satin sheen. 
RELENTLESS (Cook '48) ML. 38" $2.00 
A solid deep red self. Blooms, medium-large in size, 
are of fine, rounded form. Yellow beard. Does not 
fade. Very fine. HM. ‘50. 
REMEMBRANCE (See page 3 for description) 75¢ 
RENDEZVOUS (Tompkins '50) M. 38" $5.00 
Bright, beautifully formed plicata of clear coloring. 
The ground is rich chrome-yellow and the petals are 
edged a red toned orange. Standards, broad and 
well domed. Falls flare horizontally. Heavy substance 
and silken finish. HM. '50. 
ROCKET (Whiting '45) M. 36" $1.50 
Brilliant orange-chrome self with wide petals and heavy 
substance. AM. '47. 
RODEO (DeForest '47) M. 36" $2.00 
Impressive, large plicata with creamy gold ground 
and buckskin brown markings. HM. '49. 
ROSABELLA (Kleinsorge '51) E. 48" $5.00 
Brilliant, deep rose-red flower with haft flushed metallic 
copper. Bronze-orange beard. Wide, flaring falls. 
Vigorous. HM, ‘52. 
