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

192. ‘PUSSY’
One of the most beautiful selections with nicely pink shaded white flowers with more
pinkish mouth and pure white spur, which flowers very early. 8.00
193. ‘QUIET ELEGANCE’
Flowers with pure white long spur and light purple upper and lower petals paling white
in centre. Very dense and compact racemes. 10.00
194. ‘RED BANNER’
A clone selected by Dr. A. Seisums from extremely variable ‘Penza’ strain. Its distinctions
are in very early flowering (in comparison with other red clones with usually
later flowering), stocky habit, and leaves rather poorly divided and big size flowers of
bright colour. Very limited stock. 10.00
195. ‘RED RIDING HOOD’
Gorgeous crimson red flowers with the merest hint of orange which have a lovely, NEW
well-contrasted, white central boss and white mouth. The colouring is very strong and
is distinct from the other red and orange varieties. Foliage bluish shaded.
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196. ‘RIVENDELL’
Another exclusive hybrid raised by me from “new generation” seedlings with throughout
slightly smoky red flowers. Only tips of inner petals pure white surrounded with
purplish-red zone. 12.00
197. ‘ROSALIE’
This is the largest solida form seen so far and has nice, long, soft light violet pink
flowers with darker nose. Collected somewhere in Greece, but collection data are lost. 8.00
198. ’ROYAL CHERRY’
This one is sibling of ‘Falls of Nimrodel’ and ‘Gunite’ and belongs to family of most
unusual and bright red-pink colours of shades never before known in Corydalis. Flowers
are bright soft pinkish red with white inner rim on outer sepals and inner petals in
which are combined white with dark purple. No similar ones exist. 20.00
199. ‘SILMARILL’
One of the real gems of my “new generation” seedlings with brilliant slightly pinkish
carmine-red flowers. One of the brightest coloured forms attracting attention of visitors
from far distance. 10.00
200. ‘SIXTUS’
This is very large growing form with very bright light pink, slightly violet tinted
flowers. Introduced from Romania and named after its collector. 5.00
201. ‘SNOW IN SPRING’
Beautiful selection with flowers throughout purest white in dense medium large spikes.
In general it is something similar to ‘Vermion Snow’ but flowers much earlier. 5.00
202. ‘SNOWLARK’
Tall growing and early flowering form. Flowers white with long, light violet-bluish
spur. Excellent form. One of selections from ‘Penza’ strain. 7.00
203. ‘SNOWSTORM’
Flowers bright milky-white in very compact, dense spikes, leaves glossy lettuce-green.
One of my favourites, discovered wild in Latvia. Very early. 8.00
204. ‘SPRING BIRD’
Very nice form with quite unusually coloured flowers, they are light blue with white
ends of upper and lower petals (“mouth”) and greyish inner petals, making unusually
beautiful combination. 7.00
205. ‘SPRING JEWEL’ (97-29)
Flowers of very bright orange red colour, only the “tongue” has slightly pinkish tint NEW
and white fine line surrounding central zone. One of my last hybrids of new colours,
earlier unknown in Corydalis solida.
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