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Aril Bred
These plants result from crosses of Aril Iris (desert Iris) with Bearded Iris. They show unusual forms, colours and patterns otherwise only seen in the Arils. Although more hardy than the Arils, they still require extra care and many people find them difficult to grow. Many different heights and bloom times. Doesn't like to be wet. Top award is the William Mohr Award. (WM)
7.50 APRIL FRESH (Brizendine1986) M 19" Standards light blue with green midribs: falls green-gold; dark gold beard.
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7.50 BOLD SENTRY (Peterson 1983) M 34" Standards ruffled blue; falls tan dusted red; black signal & beard. HM
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6.00 HUMOHR (Hager 1981) E 30" Violet irregularly splashed white; pale blue beard. HM MM
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6.50 KHYBER PASS (Kidd 1981) VE34" Light lavender standards; falls arabesque brown pattern on lavender. GW
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8.00 NAOMI OF MARA (Frankhause1981)E 18" Rich red violet; veins on standards; falls brown hafts; brown beard.
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8.00 PATRIOT'S GEM (Gadd 1993)E 15" Bluebird blue narrowly edged yellow; yellow beard. AM WM
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7.00 ROSEMOHR (Lewis 1949) Huge rosy pink with lots of veining.
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7.50 SAJJETTA (Blyth, B 1974)EM18" Blended & stripped grey and maroon; globular flowers.
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7.50 TABRIZ (Kidd 1983) EM 33" Large globular flowers; light lavender with tan veins; dark purple signal. HM CW
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6.00 WALKER ROSS (Ross 1998) EM 30" White with many dark blue stripes; near black beard. HM AM
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2008