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Jun 14, 2019 9:36 AM CST
Name: Leslie
Durham, NC (Zone 8a)
Garden Photography Cat Lover Irises Region: North Carolina Peonies Enjoys or suffers hot summers
Celebrating Gardening: 2015
That is actually a really good question. I am not sure there is a full one anywhere.

Some of the types are defined by the AIS under Color Classes/Patterns: http://wiki.irises.org/Main/In...
You have to click on each pattern type to go to the page with the definition. It is missing ones such as Emma Cooks though.

Hopefully there is a better pattern guide that someone can give a link for.
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