Nikki, that comparison answered perfectly Firmer petal substance is one indication its probably a more modern cultivar.

Noid #5(yellow) next to noid #3 one of my tallest so far.

@underthesun The second one could be Superstition and the fourth Paprika Fonos.

Thank you Charlotte! I starred your post for future reference.

Not Riversong

Cuzz4short said:Noid #5(yellow) next to noid #3 one of my tallest so far.

Possibly 'Ola Kala'?

That's what I thought too, Sherry. Ola Kala has *crinkley* petals -- it's one of the give-aways on this cultivar. Here's a picture of mine:

Here's a NOID that I acquired a couple of years ago. It was sent to me by an internet friend, after I admired it in her garden.

Very pretty!

Mary Ann it has a lot of characteristics of a Sutton iris.

That's gorgeous Mary Ann! Looks unique enough to possibly identify. I'd love a rhizome of that sometime if you should have extras! I've become fascinated by red amoenas lately.

Oh Tom -- if you could help me identify it, I would be so happy. It's too beautiful to be a NOID.............

And the pictures don't do it justice, Neal!! If you'll send me a tree-mail with the words *NOID Natalie* in the subject line, I'll be reminded to see if I can spare a rhizome this summer.

Thanks Celia -- I think so too!!

Try the dwarf near red amoena 'Reddy Set' See my avatar. Stout's garden as it as well as dwarf 'Hola' from the Netherlands.

Light blue NOID


NOID #2


Noid #3

Nice clumps!

Mary Ann, I don't have a particular one in mind, only that the colors and shape looks like it could be an older Sutton.

Ah -- ok. I was hoping you had a suspicion or two.............

OMG -- it is just POURING here!!!! My Irises need this like a freakin' hole in the head.

TexasPlumeria87 said:It's been awhile since I've posted. Here's a noid I got last year from a friend.

Looks like it could be Champagne Elegance. I have it and it's a prolific rebloomer.

I have a few historical iris I was given that have no names. Help would be appreciated!

These are not very tall 12 - 18"



These are not very tall 12 - 18"


These are not very tall 12 - 18"


These are about 4' tall

Could be...
In the name of science: 40" tall and didn't think to check for pbf or not and I was just there..

Muddymitts said:That's what I thought too, Sherry. Ola Kala has *crinkley* petals -- it's one of the give-aways on this cultivar. Here's a picture of mine: