Talking about Tall Bearded Iris (Iris 'Genevieve Serouge'), EdenSprings wrote:

Named for his daughter-in-law, the wife of Rene Cayeux.

Talking about Tall Bearded Iris (Iris 'White Palomino'), EdenSprings wrote:

Per "Corrections to 1957 Registrar's Report," Dave Hall first registered this sdlg. 54-25 as 'Spring Festival', but changed it to WHITE PALOMINO, which was re-registered in 1958.

Talking about Tall Bearded Iris (Iris 'Spring Festival'), EdenSprings wrote:

Per "Corrections to 1957 Registrar's Report," Dave Hall first registered this sdlg. as 'Spring Charm', but changed it to SPRING FESTIVAL: (Hall-D.); 54-45. TB 37" M. S. Light Pink; F., medium pink. Sdlg. 51-28 X May Hall. 12-31-57.

Talking about Tall Bearded Iris (Iris 'Spring Charm'), EdenSprings wrote:

Per corrections to 1957 Registrar's Report, this sdlg. (54-35) was first registered under the name 'Emberglow', but was released by D. Hall after it was discovered another hybridizer was using that name for an as-yet-unregistered sdlg. Hall renamed it 'Spring Charm'.

Talking about Tall Bearded Iris (Iris 'Coronation'), Dodecatheon3 wrote:

Coronation is a vigorous historic iris that has been found blooming in abandoned home sites. It is fantastic for landscaping applications. Due to its strong growth, I would suggest giving it lots of space if you plant it in a flower bed with other plants, it will crowd them out over time. It flowers profusely year after year without care.