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Miniature Dwarf Bearded
The smallest and earliest of the bearded Iris. Starts to bloom here in early May. Up to 8" tall. They make good rock garden and Border plants. They can be subject to winter heaving. Top award is the Caparne-Welch Medal (CW). Caperne Award (CA) was earlier equivilant to Award of Merit (AM).
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$5.00 BLUE WIND ( Spence 1982) E 8" Ruffled diamond dusted light blue; snow white beard. HM
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$5.50 R FOREVER VIOLET (Chapman '2002)ML7.5" Smooth violet self with dark violet beard and streak from beard to petal edge.
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$5.50 PUPPET BABY(Boswell 1982) E 7" Blue lavender; plum brown hafts. HM 1985, AM 1989, Cap-W 1991.
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$5.00 SLEEPY TIME (Schreiner's 1987) VE 7"Pale light blue self with white beard. HM 1990
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$6.00 Spot Of Tea (Black 1989) E 7" Buff tan with well defined red brown spot, white haft markings and line at end of beard; white beard tipped cream. HM 1991, AM 1993, Cap-W 1995
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$6.00 TINY TITAN (Aitken 2002) EML 8" Bright orange self with darker fall lines. HM 2004, AM 2006, Cap-W 2009
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$6.50 WIGGLE (Black 1999) M 7" Deep wine plicata on light yellow ground, heavier on standards, slight musky fragrance. HM 2002, AM 2005
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$5.50 WISE (T. Johnson 2001) M & re 7" Dark purple, darker on falls; beards white, gold in throat, wide and bushy; ruffled; pronounced sweet fragrance.HM 2003, AM 2005, Cap-W 2007
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