Iris Alphabet - D
10 years ago
Well, I don't have a lot of Ds, so here's hoping y'all can add to this thread! :)
Here's Darkling (SDB)
Dance the Night Away (Tall)
Durham Dream (Tall)
and Dusky Challenger - I think (Tall)
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- 10 years ago
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10 years agolast modified: 10 years agoGood looking iris. 'Dusky Challenger' has been voted as the #1 iris. Here are some tall beardeds.
Darcy's Choice - Schreiner, HM'09
Dawn of Change - Ernst, HM'96
lack of branching (example of color blow-out)
Delirious - Maryott'86, unfurling, correct photographed color after three years of trying everything to capture it.
Delirious - the usual way it frustratingly photographs, incorrectly.
back to the correct color of Delirious - love it.
Devil's Lake - Schreiner, HM'01, unfurling, so silky, vy frag.
Devonshire Cream - Sutton, AM'04
- 10 years ago
Devonshire Cream
Ditty Dot Com - Scott'03, amazing lav. color disappears upon fully opening but giving a great base layer. Love this one.
Double Agent - Maryott, HM'92, handsome, looks well beside purple like Titan's Glory or Dusky Challenger
Double Shot - Sutton'99, RE (blooming before the other talls)
Dragon Tongue - Scott'02
Dream Aloud - Scott'02, SA
Dream Touch - Roe'74, HM'76, 32inch (short tall), a favorite color combo
Dreamsicle - Schreiner, AM'00, warm pink
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