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This is an amazingly beautiful iris. Wish I had bought it when it was still available.

Strong growing, heavy blooming iris. Comes from two great parents, Wintry Sky and Louisa's Song.

Big flowers with heavy substance. Growth is average.

Wonderful flowers of a unique color. Appears to be a slow grower.

Beautiful light reverse amoena. Vigorous plants produce heavy and reliable bloom.

Its flowers are a neat blend of peach and pink shades. I've only had it two years, so it is a little early to judge, but it appears that Cheyenne Sky is only going to be an average grower, at best, in my garden.

Very vigorous iris which produces very large flowers. Hasn't rebloomed (zone 5b) here yet.

Beautiful iris, but a slow grower here and only occasional bloomer.

Great grower, heavy bloomer. Well deserving of the Sass Medal.

Just a great iris, rampant grower.

A decent blue iris. I still grow it even though it's been surpassed by a number of more recent varieties.

Very nice space age iris.

One of the best reverse amoenas. Strong grower that blooms reliably and heavily.

Doesn't seem true blue to my eye. Known to rebloom, but hasn't done so here (zone 5b).

Quite a nice iris in its own right, but will perhaps end up being best known for some of the great iris it has produced. Average grower, but reliable bloomer, here.

A known rebloomer. It's never actually done so here (zone 5b). It tried once, but the stalk was frozen off before it could produce flowers.

Very close to a true turquoise color, especially on cloudy days. Growth is fine, but a bit slow compared to other SDBs.

Lovely iris, but died of bloom-out in my garden.

One of the best of the traditional purple-on-white plicatas that I have grown.

Good grower, heavy bloomer.