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Social Graces
Product Description
Social Graces Bearded Iris (Keith Keppel, R. 2000)
The Social Graces Bearded Iris, hybridized by Keith Keppel in 2000, stands elegantly at 38 inches tall and features a stunning midseason to late bloom that will enhance any garden.
The standards are a lovely rosy lilac, complemented by style arms in a blended laelia pink. The falls showcase a captivating blended orchid pink, accented by creamy buff hafts and undertones, with a fine, slightly deeper orchid pink texture veining that adds depth and interest. The beards are a striking carnelian red, fading to pale melon at the ends, creating a vibrant contrast. The petals are ruffled and heavily laced, contributing to the iris's sophisticated appearance. Additionally, Social Graces offers a sweet fragrance, making it a delightful sensory experience.
This iris has received notable accolades, including an Honorable Mention in 2002 and the Award of Merit in 2004, highlighting its exceptional beauty and quality.
The Social Graces Bearded Iris, hybridized by Keith Keppel in 2000, stands elegantly at 38 inches tall and features a stunning midseason to late bloom that will enhance any garden.
The standards are a lovely rosy lilac, complemented by style arms in a blended laelia pink. The falls showcase a captivating blended orchid pink, accented by creamy buff hafts and undertones, with a fine, slightly deeper orchid pink texture veining that adds depth and interest. The beards are a striking carnelian red, fading to pale melon at the ends, creating a vibrant contrast. The petals are ruffled and heavily laced, contributing to the iris's sophisticated appearance. Additionally, Social Graces offers a sweet fragrance, making it a delightful sensory experience.
This iris has received notable accolades, including an Honorable Mention in 2002 and the Award of Merit in 2004, highlighting its exceptional beauty and quality.
