Name: HUBBUB
SKU: ITEM01124
Price: 8.50 USD
Availability: InStock


	Welcome to Long's Gardens Home / Catalog / Intermediate Bearded / HUBBUB $34.00 1 item Skip to navigation Skip to content About Us History Beyond the Bloom FAQs Newsletter Archive Privacy Policy Contact Us Irises How to Order Growing Tips Our Guarantee Online Store Catalog Gift Card Wish List Shopping Cart Order Status U-Dig Dig it Yourself Digging Field Flipbook Links My Account Log In Lost Password Register About Us History Beyond the Bloom FAQs Newsletter Archive Privacy Policy Contact Us Irises How to Order Growing Tips Our Guarantee Online Store Catalog Gift Card Wish List Shopping Cart Order Status U-Dig Dig it Yourself Digging Field Flipbook Links My Account Log In Lost Password Register HUBBUB $8.50 (ENSMINGER 1989) IB Mid season. White, violet stripes and splashes; yellow beard tipped orange. Iris Bohnsack X Bobbin. Terms and Abbreviations Add to wish list In stock HUBBUB quantity SKU: ITEM01124 Category: Intermediate Bearded About Us History Beyond the Bloom FAQs Newsletter Archive Privacy Policy Contact Us Irises How to Order Growing Tips Our Guarantee Online Store Catalog Gift Card Wish List Shopping Cart Order Status U-Dig Dig it Yourself Digging Field Flipbook Links My Account Log In Lost Password Register 3240 Broadway - map P.O. Box 19 Boulder, CO 80306 Phone: 303-442-2353 Toll Free: 866-442-2353 info@longsgardens.com Want to stay in touch? Subscribe (read more) Email us Visit us on Instagram

S	Standards or upright petals
F	Falls or down turned petals
B	Beards, the fuzzy structures on the falls
Hafts	Shoulder area of the falls, on either side of the beards
Self	Standards and falls are the same color
Plicata/plic	Petals are rimmed, dotted or stitched with color, usually on a white or yellow background
Amoena	White standards with colored falls
Variegata	Yellow standards with red or brown falls
Signals	Dark patches below beards, characteristic of arilbred iris
DYKES	“The Ultimate Award.” Designates varieties that have received the Dykes Medal in the U.S. and in which year
( )	Information in the parentheses is the name of the hybridizer and the year the variety was introduced into commerce