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Irises come in a rainbow of colors
which is why they were named
Iris, for the Greek goddess of rainbows

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Iris Colors

Bold colors - clear, bright Pastels - soft, subtler

Iris Patterns


Amoena

A bicolor with white standards and colored falls.
A reverse Amoena has white falls and a different color in its standards.

Bicolor
A lighter colored standard with falls of a different, deeper contrasting color.

Bitone
Two shades of the same color. Falls are usually darker.
Blend
A combination of two or more colors "blending" together. One is usually yellow.

Broken Color
:Flower is irregularly splashed with one or more colors.
Luminata
style arms and hafts are white or yellow, the remainder of the flower is washed with color
Neglecta
A blue or violet Bitone.

Plicata
Stitched margins of color on the rim of the petals. Usually having a white or yellow ground color.

Self
The same uniform color in both the standards and the falls.
Variegata
A bicolor with yellow or near yellow standards and deeper maroon, brown or purple falls.

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