I am not in touch with Enya and it's doubtful I were able to get permission for use her personal name for my hybrid, but up to the moment of registration the plant will have this name of incredible Celtic women. A hybrid I. reticulata ARMENIA x I. winogradowii. I made this crossing with the object to get I. reticulata hybrids good for outdoors in Lithuania.
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Iris FRANK ELDER
A nice I. winogradowii hybrid, healthy and good in our weather condition.
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Iris kolpakowskiana
C. Asia, Tian Shian. Unusual member of Reticulata section. Looks like a small xiphium. Because these plants in the wild grow on low altitudes they need dry weather conditions after flowering and a good summer rest. Propagation with seeds mainly, and with small bulbills which come to flowering time after some years. Always seeds germinete after two winters.
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Iris kopetdagensis
The plants was collected in Kopet-Dag mountains, Turkmenia.
There is an opinion that is's a form of I. reticulata . I can't accept this point of view, because all my attempts of crossig with other members of Reticulata section had not any result. Exclusively early flowering, when first signs of spring are appearing.
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Iris reticulata ARMENIA
Native from N. Armenia. The plants have shown a high toleration to our climate condition and are able to grow well in outdoors here.
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Iris reticulata CLAIRETTE
My lovely variety with large flowers of I. bakeriana type.
From wild plants found in prov. Semnan, Iran. Flower colour is uniform maria blue.
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Iris reticulata LOVELY LIZA
Raised by me ( I. ret. JOYCE x I. ret. CLAIRETTE). During many years our strong weather tested these plants and I can say that they are much more vigorous and stabile in outdoors comparing with I. reticulata hybrids selected in Holland or in the countries with more favorable for I. reticulata climate.
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Iris reticulata SPRING TIME
A popular variety which has shown relatively good adaptation for our weather condition. I. bakeriana type flowers with narrow petals.
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Iris reticulata VELVET SMILE
A hybrid of a wild I. reticulata and a garden variety. Vigorous plants with large flowers of purple color.
From the same seed bud as well known I. reticulata NATASHA. I have not noted good visible difference between these relatives, but WILLIAM every year demonstrates a better adaptatiion to our climate condition. For many time I had rare cases of WILLIAM death, although some stocks of NATASHA imported to Lithuania died in outdoors during some years.
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VIVACIOUS BEGINNINGS
A hybrid plants I. sophenensis x I. danfordiae hardy in outdoors in Lithuania.
After long time of reconstruction of my old stock almost lost in the dramatic winter 2005/06 year I can offer this brilliant of section Reticulata native from Georgia. It's a single reticulata grown in wild in relatively wet condition. Again in the catalogue!
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Iris zagrica
A new member of Reticulata section. Grows in wild in W. Iran, Zagros mountains. Have a long flower stalk and a very short tube.
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IRIS (Scorpiris, Juno)
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Iris atropatana
Indeed it is the most mysterious Scorpiris among caucasian species. I used all sources to get information about this species, but even could not image how it looks, because can not find a picture. After my expedition to Soutern Armenia I see now that it is a very particular juno which has a specific shape at my opinion the most beautiful among Caucasian juno species.
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Iris aucheri BLUE STAR
Grown from seeds I. aucheri SHUTING STAR received from G.B.G.. I can not get original plants I. aucheri SHUTING STAR for comparing, but taking in account that seedlings nothing can be an absolut copy of parents I am selling them under the name BLUE STAR.
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Iris aucheri PURPLE STAR
Grown from seeds I. aucheri SHUTING STAR received from G.B.G.. Fantastic rich colour of flowers rare in Juno world! Although the flowers are typical for Juno aucheri, the shape of bulbs is not like to species ones and I think it is a hybrid plant from free pollination of I. aucheri. Another fact which confirms my conclusion is high stability in outdoors in our weather condition while all forms of I. aicheri are difficult in outdoors here.
A wonderful Thomas M. Hoog's juno hybrid saved carefully by Antoine Hoog.
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Iris bucharica
Collected near Nurek reservoir. Flowers entirely golden yellow with olive spots on the falls. 40 cm high. Not easy plant in outdoors and sometime damaged with spring frosts.
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Iris coerulea
Widespread in C. Asia plant, however very rare in collections. Sometimes under this name they offered other species. True plants are of medium size, 25 cm high, with a notable lined drowing on the falls.
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Iris graeberiana
A charming small plants 20-25 cm high only with large violet blue flowers. The source of my stock is unknown, but they are really wild fertile plants given seeds easily.
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Iris x graeberiana WHITE FALL
Certainly a hybri plant with flowers very like to I. graberiana ones. Much larger then species.
I do not see the clear signs that it is next of kin of the plants above, but possible that among parents of this hybrid is I. graeberiana too. Vigorous and healthy. One of the best Juno for gardens.
I can suppose that it's a hybrid I. bucharica and I. orchioides. A very attractive plants with visible signs of these two parents. Long time ago the plants was received from J. Ruksans as a Juno orchioides form.
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Iris hyb. ARGUMENT
I. bucharica x I. warleyensis. A resul of my work for creation of series of Juno hybrids able to grow easily in outdoors. All hybrids from this combination of parents are sterile plants.
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Iris hyb. NEW ARGUMENT
I. bucharica x I. warleyensis. I think it is the best from this series. Registered in KAVB in 2008 year.
I. bucharica x I. warleyensis. Flowers is exact copy of I. x WARLSIND flowers (therefore the name). Leaves remind of leaves of I. bucharica. Exclusively hardy in our climate condition.
I. magnifica'Alba' x I. bucharica. Raised by me. Registered in KAVB in 2008 year. A large Juno 65 cm high with flowers of Russian hourse-guardsman's (Kavalergard) dress colours : white and gold. Healthy and ideal in outdoors. The most floriferous hybrid: one plant can give up to 9 flowers. Sterile, therefore has a high capasity for vegetative propagation.
This clone has entirely golden yellow flowers. First time in catalogue.
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Iris orchioides URUNGACHSAI
The smallest form of species (15 cm high only) collected by J. Ruksans in the valley Urungachsai, Uzbekistan.
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Iris parvula
A small juno rare in collections. Always have 3 flowers. Relatively late. Better in outdoors here but sometimes suffers from spring frosts. A few.
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Iris pseudocapnoides
Chimgan mt., Uzbekistan. A new species recently discovered. Resemble outwardly a robust I. orchioides, but the crests on the petals are not dissected. In yellow colour of flowers are visible purple pigment (flowers in buds are brown).
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Iris pseudocaucasica
Zangezur. Armenia. A lovely juno with yellow or bicolored flowers. Height 15 cm only. First time offered.
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Iris rosenbachiana form 1
I have many forms of this variable species. This form found by me in Southern Tadjikistan have the largest flowers coloured very light.
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Iris rosenbachiana form 2
Smaller then plants below, but vigorous and firm, able to grow even in outdoors in Lithuania. Sorry the natural habitat is unknown.
The single population of this maravellous form with dark purple flowers was found near Tovil-Dara village, Tajikistan.
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Iris rosenbachiana VARZOB
A lovely and very unusual form with cream coloured petals and pistils. Native from Tajikistan.
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Iris x SINDPERS
A hybrid I. aucheri x I. persica created by Thomas M. Hoog long time ago. They are grown during century, but even now I can say: it is the finest hybrid among Scorpirises.
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Iris svetlanae
Uzbekistan. One of the best among junos with yellow flowers. Compact plants with dense dark green foliage and winged flowers of a perfect form.
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Iris vicaria
A form with white flowers. Hardy in outdoors, but sometimes damaged by spring frosts often strong in Lithuania. Probably in W. Europe this problem will not be so actual.
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Iris vicaria SINA
Sina, Uzbekistan. Looking on this plant it is difficult to believe that this colorful flowers has I. vicaria a plant with relatively modest flowers. Nethertheless it is a form of I. vicaria moreover very robust and impressive. First time in catalogue.
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Iris warleyensis
A nice juno of medium size with flowers of intense coloring rare among Scorpirises. It will be successful with protection and even without it on full sun in sandy soil.
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Iris x WARLSIND
A hictorical hybrid of Thomas M. Hoog. Registered parents I.warleyensis x I.ausheri I am sure is a mistake. Possible the couple is: I. warleyensis x I. bucharica hort.
Wonderful large plants, one of the most beautiful among Juno. Sometimes I see that my colleagues prefer to consider this species as I. graeberiana synonym. Can not agree this opinion and see nothing of common between I. zenaidae and I. graberiana which I grow too.
My hybrid (I. stolonifera x I. hoogiana) vigorous and healthy. Before I offer this hybrid under the name ILION, but this name was used before in names of other group of irises. So I had to change name to make registration. Two flowers on long stems 70 cm high. Sweetly scented flowers.
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Iris DARDANUS
I. korolkowii x I. iberica. Has striped flowers typical for both parents.
Collected in wild in locus classicus on Southerns slopes of Zangezur. It was the main object of my expedition in 2008 year, but I found 2 plants only. Now I have grown enough of plants in my nursery and can offer some for sellig. One plant had an aspect corresponded exactly with description made in Flora of Armenia but other one has smaller spot on the falls and more pointed petals. So this species needs more detail investigetion. First!
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Iris (Regelia sec.) hoogiana
Large sweetly scented flowers. This species is relatively easy in outdoors and need not a special protection and dry keeping in summer period.
Ararat valley, Armenia. A true gem of Armenia and a national flover.
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Iris (Oncocyclus sec.) iberica var. lycotis
Southern Armenia. A subspecies of Iris iberica with dark purple striped standards. The largest flowers reached 20 cm across.
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Iris (Regelia sec.) korolkowii
In outdoors needs lifing and dry summer keeping every year. An old garden form but I can say that it is the most beautiful one with strong coloring and perfect form of flowers.
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Iris (Oncocyclus sec.) paradoxa
Collected on extreme South of Armenia, near Iranian border. They differ from I. paradoxa v. atrata with more light standards of flowers. Moreover the plants are more tall with long flower stalks and narrow leaves. First time offered.
My lovely onko, dwarf, but having large flowers of specific form and colour. Stoloniferous.
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Iris (Regelia sec.) stolonifera
Native from Uzbekistan. It is clear visible from the name that plant have long rhizomes. Flowers coloured with great oddity and brightness. Needs hot and dry summer period.
A hybrid I. versicolor x I. virginica. Nice flowers on the purple stalks and purple foliage in spring. It is a true water iris good for decoration of reservoirs.
A Chinese iris from Siberian group. Grows well in my garden in semishade under trees forming large clumps flowering abundantly. The ground must not be dry. So in hot summer the watering is needed.
Collected by me in Stavropol region, Russia. A member of spuria irises group. In my garden grows exclusively well passing strong winter and flowering abundantly every year. It's a very floriferous plant and every flower stalk has up to 5 flowers. First time in my catalogue!
Selected by me specially for Northern weather condition. Vigorous and healhy with bluish leaves and flowers of perfect form. Rich flowering every year.
This variety is absolutely stabile and good adapted in our climatic zone too hard for many other I. spuria varieties. They are large plants - height of flower stems can exceed 1,50 cm.