Iris ‘World Premier’

Another day and another iris open – well several actually. I woke to strong winds and rain this morning so I hope they are still standing. But this one managed to unfurl yesterday, coaxed by the few periods of warm sun. It was a bud in the morning but just about open by late afternoon.

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‘World Premier’ is one of Schreiner’s famous blue and was introduced in 1998 and subsequently won an Honourable Mention, Award of Merit and Wister Medal.

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It is a beauty with pale blue standards and inky blue falls. The standards should fade as they age and the flowers will open further but already it is a beautiful, sumptuous flower and it is widely regarded as a good grower.

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One Comment on “Iris ‘World Premier’”

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    joy
    May 23, 2014 at 4:30 pm #

    world 1st class I think

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