Chivalry. Winner of the Dykes Medal for 1947 and one of 
the outstanding Iris in the medium blue range. Kuffled 
blooms. 
Christabel. Melodramatic. A splendid glowing true red. 
One of the great reds for exhibition and the garden. 
Chief Poking Fire. A grand color Iris, red bronze, ruffled 
and fragrant. 
Cloth of Gold. The brilliant color and volume of bloom 
stamp this as something different and not just another 
yellow. Nice flaring form. Deep golden yellow. Heavy 
orange beard. 
Copper Pink. A brilliant pinkish copper. Fine. 
Copper Lustre. A fine Iris, color is a lustrous copper. 
Confetti. A most unusual plicata. Pink and creamy white 
with large flowers and very heavy substance. 
Cordovan. A rich brown-red with a glossy finish like a 
piece of fine textured cordovan leather. 
Daybreak, A gay, percolating golden pink with a coppery 
undertone. One of the finer pink blends. 
Deep Night. This fragrant, intense mulberry purple ap- 
proaches grape juice coloring in a broad, nicely formed 
bloom. A deep colored self Iris. 
Display. A beautiful red. One of the darkest and richest 
of the reds. 
Dreamcastle. The loveliest pure orchid pink done to per- 
fection. An exquisite Iris. 
Dress Parade. Standards bright gold, falls of Egyptian red. 
Smooth clean hafts. Sells out fast. 
Drum Major. Large, flaring falls with border of lighter red, 
like standards. Good substance, clear color, clean 
hafts and brown gold beard. Most desirable red Iris. 
Easter Bonnet. A beautiful, well formed flower of blush 
pink with a half-inch margin of burnished gold around 
both standards and falls. Heavy gold at the haft and 
gold beard. 
Ebony Queen. The latest dark creation from Saas. A dark 
blackish purple. Medium large blooms on well branch- 
ed stems, fragrant. 
Elmohr. This huge, ruffled bloom, measuring up to 7” is. 
one of the most exciting Iris grown in years. Dykes 
Medal Winner in ‘44 and ‘45. Rich, reddish mulberry. 
Unique manner of venation. 
Elizabeth of Windsor. An exquisite pale azure blue with 
firm domed standards and large falls of great sub- 
stance. A distinct, ruffled Iris. 
Extravaganza. An amoena of cream. White standards and 
rich velvety prune-plum falls with a copper medley 
artfully touching up the haft and edge of the fall. Late. 
Fantasy. An orchid-lavender with falls a little deeper shade. 
Standards closed, good substance. Has appearance 
of golden throat with tangerine beard. A favorite. 
Firecracker. A good plicata. Heavy burgundy markings on 
pale yellow ground. Good substance. 
Fire Dance. A deeper, richer and taller firecracker. 
Fortune. A good burnished gold. Large size. 
Fortune’s Favor. Ruffled giant of glistening tan with an 
overlay of rosy lavender on broad falls. Heavy orange 
beard. 
Frank Adams. Rosy tan standards flushed yellow and 
rose red falls. : 
Frieda Mohr. Lilac rose with a gay, semi-flaring form and 
captivating color that has added charm to gardens for 
twenty years. 
Fuchsia. Outstanding raspberry pink with new tangerine | 
beard. 
Garden Glory. Pure self of deep wine-red, dark and rich 
yet glowing with a glossy sheen. Beard is almost 
color of the flower. ’ 
General Patton. Copper-brown self all thru with glistening 
undertones. 
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