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Gizmo the Gremlin

Strut Your Stuff is another oddball. I love this Iris -- but try to describe it in one word:

Yup Debra!! You've got it!!

Photogenic has lots of colors swirled around.

I see a lot of those as bicolors (Quaker Lady), and multicolors (Milestone, American Maid), and then the chartreuse (some of which I posted in the yellows). That gives us loads of leeway. I think I will leave the bicolors because there are plenty for their own category.
So on to multicolor and greens:

The yellow green Grass Girl:

Blue, cream & yellow & veining:

Alley Oops:

Rio is one of those hard to define colors.

Blue, white, yellow. This is an Emma Cook pattern.

American Master:

Yup -- I think it's the multi-colors that cause the most confusion. Interesting (and beautiful) as they are, descriptions are difficult!! That Grass Girl certainly is an oddball -- that color is sort of mustardy...............

Yes it does, Janie!!!

I'm still not clear in my mind exactly what an Emma Cook pattern is. It's been explained to me -- but I've forgotten..............

One of a Kind is definitely that with the brown rim and many shades of
purple and lavendar.

I haven't been participating but here is one.....Stop Flirting

To quote Winterberry:
"Emma Cook pattern - an amoena pattern with white, yellow, pink, peach, or orange standards and narrow, anthocyanin pigmented bordered falls. The border can also be broader grading from darker at the periphery."

anthocyanin is a fancy way of saying the falls are bordered in the reddish blue/violet family of colors.

Beautiful choice Paul!

grey/chartreuse

Art of Raphael:

A blended:
Bermuda Triangle:

Another blended:

Best Friend: