1. Iris species nova - Starweaver's Gems from Earth and Sky

177. ‘LORD OF MORIA’
Flowers very deep lilac pink with light, almost white “tongue” surrounded by lighter
pink zone. 12.00
178. ‘LOUISE ELISABETH’
Flowers pure white with almost vertically up-turned slightly pinkish toned spur. One
of the best seedlings named by my grand-daughter. 8.00
179. ‘LUPUS’
Flowers soft bright lilac with whitish tongue in nice large spikes and finely dissected
leaves. This form was selected in Gothenburg Botanic Garden. 10.00
180. ’MARBLED CORAL’
This one is new colour type and is raised from cross between solida and paczoskii(?).
Base colour of flowers is white but it is so intensively spotted and flushed with reddish
pink that overall colour seems light pink. 15.00
181. ‘MAXIMA’
Very large beautiful form with more traditionally shaded pinkish-lilac flowers in nice
racemes selected by my Dutch friend Willem van Eeden. 5.00
182. ‘MERLIN’
Nice addition to ‘Kissproof’ type with beautiful purest white flowers, lips of petals is
nicely, thinly rimmed dark purple. Spikes are very compact. 12.00
183. ‘MOONLIGHT SHADE’
Very early blooming selection from ‘Penza’ strain with almost pure white, only very
slightly bluish tinted flowers in perfect racemes. 5.00
184. ‘NETTLETON PINK’
Similar to ‘Sixtus’ and ‘Beth Evans’, but has another shade of pink. A vigorous clone
with rich pink flowers in big racemes. Rather early and very abundant flowering. 5.00
185. ’OPAL LIKE’
Flowers almost pure white with light pink touch at start of flowering on upper petal’s
midrib and slightly purple rimmed lower petals at end. 8.00
186. ‘PEDEDZE’
This form is found by Dr. A. Seisums in valley of river Pededze in Latvia. Flowers
light sky blue arranged in short but dense racemes. In some seasons can be almost
white. Dwarfer than other cultivars. 10.00
187. ‘PENZA’ STRAIN
Seedlings of wild collected Corydalis solida with very variable - from pure white
through pink to muddy blue flowers. Unselected material from Penza district in Central
Russia. Fine for naturalizing, but among them some very good and worth naming
plants could be found.
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188. ‘PINK SMILE’
This form is selected in Gothenburg. It makes very large spikes densely covered with
beautiful bright reddish-pink flowers with lighter, almost whitish, mouth. 8.00
189. ‘PINK SPLASH’
Flowers light pink, but turns to lilac pink with age. Robust form with only slightly
dissected foliage. Selected by Arnis Seisums from ‘Penza’ strain. 10.00
190. ‘PRELUDIE’
Flowers light violet pink, even more seems light violet in large erect spikes. Different
in shade from other “pinks” offered by me. 10.00
191. ‘PRETTY BABY’
Flowers uniformly white with light blue shading. Stem and pedicels light bright green
making wonderful colour combination. 8.00