C. Asia, Tian Shian. Unusual member of I. reticulata section. Looks like a small xiphium.
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Iris (Iridodyctium) kolpakowskiana SOLO
At first I selected one plant, because it had wonderful wide blue standards with dark blue central vein, but then I noted much more importent and unusial capasity. It is a variety with good vegetative propagation. The bulbs are able to give two large flowering bulbs regularly.
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Iris (Iridodyctium) kopetdagense
The plants was collected in Kopet-Dag mountains, Turkmenistan.
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. Very early, flowering when appear first signs of spring.
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Iris (Iridodyctium) reticulata LOVELY LIZA
Raised by me. I. ret. JOYCE x I. ret. CLAIRETTE. For many years our strong weather examine these plants and now I can say that they are much more vigorous then any I. reticulata hybrid selected in Holland or in the countries with more favorable climate.
A variety shown a good adaptation for our weather condition.
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Iris (Iridodyctium) reticulata WILLIAM
From the same seed bud, like well known I. reticulata NATASHA. I have not noted any difference in outward appearance of these relatives, but WILLIAM demonstrates every year the best toleration in unfavorable climate condition. I had rare cases of WILLIAM death, although the some stocks of NATASHA imported in Lithuania died in outdoors during some years.
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IRIS (sec. Juno)
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Iris (Juno) aucheri
A form of the widespread and very variable species with cobalt blue flowers.
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Iris (Juno) 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 a full copy of a mother plant I sell selected clones under the name given by me.
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Iris (Juno) aucheri PURPLE STAR
Grown from seeds I. aucheri SHUTING STAR received from G.B.G..
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Iris (Juno) x BLUE WARLSIND
A wonderful Thomas M. Hoog's juno hybrid kept carefully by Antoine Hoog.
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Iris (Juno) bucharica
Collected near Nurek reservoir. Flowers entirely golden yellow with olive spots on the falls.
Unusual juno with branchy flower stem. Relatively tolerate to wet soil condition in summer, therefore can be grown in outdoors in sendy soil without regular lifting.
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Iris (Juno) graeberiana
Charming small plants 25 cm high only with large blue flowers. The place of collecting is unknown, but it's really wild fertile plants given seeds easily.
I do not see the clear signs that it is next of kin of plants above, but it is possible that among parents is I. graeberiana too. Vigorous and healthy. Easy in outdoors.
Iris (Juno) hyb.(prob. I. orchioides x I. bucharica)
Possible it's a hybrid I. bucarica and I. orchioides. Very attractive plants with visible signs of these two parents. Plants received from J. Ruksans. The origin is unknown.
Iris (Juno) hyb. (I. magnifica'Alba'.x I. bucharica) RUSSIAN KAVALERGARD
Raised by me. A large Juno 65 cm high with flowers of Russian hourse-guardsman's (Kavalergard) dress colors : 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.
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Iris (Juno) hyb. (I. willmottiana x I. magnifica) BLUE MYSTERY
Iris willmotteana x I. magnifica. Excellent hybrid! According with my lasting observation
varieties from group I. willmottiana x I. magnifica are the hardiest Juno in outdoors.
A hictorical hybrid of T. Hoog. Registered parents I.warleyensis x I.ausheri is probably a mistake. Possible couple is: I. warleyensis x I. bucharica hort.
Plants shown here with large almost white flowers were collected by me near kishlak Razjon in Tadjikistan. The earliest form among these early flowering irises.
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Iris (Juno) rosenbachiana f.2
Plants are smaller then ones above and flowering later a little. The flowers have purple tint.
Raised by me. It is a hybrid between two different forms of variable I. rosenbachiana. Very colorful and robust!
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Iris (Juno) rosenbachiana VARZOB
A very unusual form with cream colored petals found by J. Ruksans in Tajikistan.
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Iris (Juno) x SINDPERS
Wonderful hybrid made by Thomas M. Hoog long time ago. They are grown during century, but even now I can say: it is the finest hybrid among juno irises. Not easy in Lithuania.
Wonderful plants, one of the most beautiful among Juno. Sometimes I hear that my colleagues consider this species as I. graeberiana synonym. Can not agree with this position and see nothing of common between I. zenaidae and I. graberiana which I grow too.
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IRIS (sec. Regelia)
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Iris (Regelia sec.) ANTIOPE
A nice hybrid of A. Hoog with good combination of pastel tones in flower coloring.
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Iris (Regelia sec.) DARDANUS
I. korolkowii x I. iberica.
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Iris (Regelia sec.) hoogiana
Large nicely scented flowers. This species is relatively easy in outdoors and need not a special protection or dry keeping of roots in the summer period in Lithuania.
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Iris (Regelia sec.) hoogiana PURPUREA
The variety is notable with purple coloring of flowers.
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Iris (Regelia sec.) korolkowii
In outdoors needs lifing and dry summer keeping every year.
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Iris (Regelia sec.) THESEUS
Vigorous, with long stems and large velvety flowers.
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Iris (Regelia sec.) THOR
A charming hybrid I. korolkowii x I. sari.
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Iris (Regelia sec.) VERA
The regelio-cyclus hybrid of Thomas M. Hoog, healthy and free flowering. In its appearance I. stolonifera features are visible well.
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IRIS
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Iris setosa
Good for wet places in garden and near reservoirs.
