Lilac Point

Lilac Point (Anthony and Dorothy Willott, 1980) is a remarkable Intermediate Bearded iris, standing at 20" (51 cm) and blooming midseason. This cultivar captivates with ruffled, creamy white petals (RHS 185D) delicately flecked with light violet (83D), and dramatic full violet markings on the hafts, all accentuated by a bold orange and violet beard. Its painterly coloration and sculptural form make it a gallery-worthy addition to any garden. With a pedigree from 'Antique Satin' x 'Gingerbread Man' crossed to a Gibson seedling, Lilac Point is a medal-worthy, exhibition-grade iris recognized with a High Commendation in 1980 and an Honorable Mention in 1983. A true standout for collectors and garden enthusiasts alike. Attributes: Historic, Ruffled Awards: High Commendation, Honorable Mention