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

206. ‘TOUCH OF PINK’
Flowers very light pink shaded almost white with darker pink mid-zone of lower and
upper petals. 10.00
207. ‘TRANSSYLVANICA’ (‘Sunset’ strain)
Flowers very beautiful pinkish-red, lighter but much earlier than ‘George Baker’,
which starts to flower when ‘Transsylvanica’ are finishing. If planted alone, perfectly
reproduces itself from seeds. 3.00
208. ’TWILIGHT’
Flowers with very light bluish purple spur and narrowly white striped darker bluish
purple lower and upper petals. 10.00
209. ‘VERMION SNOW’
Large growing form with beautiful pure white flowers in large very dense spikes and
dark green foliage. Young flowers with thin light pink rim at “mouth”. Quite late,
compact. 5.00
210. ‘WHITE KING’
Very robust, large growing and early flowering form with purest cold white flowers in
large racemes and finely dissected foliage. 6.00
211. ‘ZBRASLAV’
This variety is raised in Czech Republic and has beautiful throughout bright soft pink
flowers; only inner petals are tinged bordo red. Large, dense spikes. 12.00
EASTERN WOODLANDERS
212. Corydalis bracteata
One of the most beautiful Corydalis from Siberia with very large bright yellow flowers.
Excellent grower. This stock has been collected in Kemerov distr. and is the most
vigorous form in my collection. 10.00
213. Corydalis buschii
Very unusual species with bright purplish red flowers in early summer. Tubers rhizomatous,
bright yellow. Easy in shade, but must be planted immediately! Can survive
dry periods in garden but not out of soil. 2.00
214. Corydalis fumariifolia
Flowers very bright sky-blue flowering very early so sometimes can suffer from night
frosts when some protection is requested but it is one of the most beautiful and additional
care is well compensated. From Tomari, Sakhalin. 15.00
215. Corydalis gracilis
A close relative of C. bracteata with bigger but fewer flowers and with stoloniferous
habit. Naturally small tubers that is very susceptible to drying out, so plant immediately.
Collected in locus classicus near Krasnoyarsk in Siberia, Russia by Baltic
expedition. Extremely rare! 8.00
216. Corydalis ornata
One of the most beautiful species from Far East. Flowers generally bright blue, sometimes
with lilac tint, occasionally white, leaves shallowly divided in rounded segments.
I mostly like just this mix of colours resembling foam and waves of stormy sea. 6.00
217. Corydalis subremota
A species of unclear taxonomically position, considered by Russian botanists as C.
subremota but regarded by M. Liden and H. Zetterlund as a subsp. of C. solida complex.
Flowers bluish-violet, finely divided foliage. 4.00
218. Corydalis turtschaninovii ‘ASHWOOD BEAUTY’
This form was collected near vil. Jasenevoje (“Ash-tree Forest village”) in Far East.
By everything it resembles typical C. turtschaninovii but it never formed stem tubers
so usual for this species. It is very uniform stock with bright blue flowers. 8.00
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