Salter – 1995

Bloom 6” (15cm) x height 28” (71cm)

Early-Mid/Semi-Evergreen/Tetraploid + reliably reblooms in England

Stunning large pale yellow cream flowers with ruffles and gold edge and green throat.  The flower is full and round with petals almost completely covering the sepals.  Well branched scapes carry multiple blooms – then it reliably reblooms later in the year putting on another great display.  Performs very well in England.

Buntyn – 2005

Bloom 5.5” (14cm) x height 26” (66cm)

Mid-season/Dormant/Tetraploid

A lovely pink bitone with a very ruffled gold edge.  Good branching and budcount.  Pretty and limited.

Double fan

Joiner, Jan – 2000

Bloom 9” (23cm) x height 40” (102cm)

Mid-season/Semi-Evergreen/Diploid

*Unusual Form Double*

A very unusual and exotic double with a full centre of petaloids.  The bloom colour is ivory with a pinky-flesh tinge and green throat.  This flower has many, many looks and is one of my favourites – I would never be without it.  I have never seen a single flower on it.  Not quite as tall as registered in my garden with 3-way branching and good budcount.  It flowers slowly for a very long time. 

Knock out and very limited

Schwarz, B – 2002

Bloom 8.5” (22cm) x height 50” (127cm)

Mid-Late/Dormant/Tetraploid

*Unusual Form Crispate*

What a performer!  Tall, late and well branched. The blooms are orange blooms with a red eye.  It flowers a bit shorter than the registered height here in my garden.  A nice tall one for the perennial border. 

Roberts, Ned – 2002

Bloom 8” (20cm) x height 40” (102cm)

Mid-Late/Semi-Evergreen/Diploid

**Unusual Form Crispate**

Purple bi-tone with huge, flaring yellow-green throat and white midribs.  This one has many different looks but always puts on a great performance with strong well-branched scapes and a multitude of blooms.  Makes a clump quite quickly.  Good reliable performer – it likes England.

by Mercer

Mid season 

Tetraploid Spider.  

Height 32" x 7" flower. 

Dark purple imposing large flower with green throat.  Good for the front of the border, pathway or pot.  Dormant and very hardy.  You will get 2 nice fans. 

By Grace-Smith

Semi-Evergreen foliage

Midseason bloom

Tetraploid

Small flower variety

BRAND NEW TO UK!

Height 20” (51cm) x  4.5” (11cm)

A lovely small flowered tetraploid that is so pretty in full bloom.  It is a bright rose pink blend with a fairly large contrasting gold throat and a bubbly gold edge.  A great front of border plant.  Increases well.  Imported by me from USA.

Stamile – 2004

Bloom 8.5” (22cm) x height 38” (97cm)

Early-Mid/Evergreen/Tetraploid

*Unusual Form Spatulate*

Frog’s Eye does not reach the registered height in my garden.  It is lavender-pink with a rosy-pink chevron.  The throat and sepals are very green.  Unusual and extremely limited.  SINGLE FAN ONLY