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Massachusetts: The Bay State Collection

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$50.00

Celebrate the rich history, rugged coastline, and timeless charm of Massachusetts with this thoughtfully curated collection inspired by the Bay State. From the bustling harbor of Boston and the iconic lighthouses of Cape Cod to the Atlantic shoreline and picturesque cranberry bogs, this collection reflects the landscapes, traditions, and maritime heritage that have shaped New England for generations.

This collection includes one rhizome each of the six cultivars listed below, for a total of six premium iris rhizomes.

  • Boston Cream – A tribute to the historic city that has long been at the heart of American history and culture.
  • Ocean's Edge – Capturing the beauty of the Atlantic coastline and the rugged shores of New England.
  • Leave the Light On – Inspired by the famous lighthouses that have guided mariners safely along the Massachusetts coast for centuries.
  • City Lights – Reflecting the vibrant energy and skyline of Boston after sunset.
  • Cranapple – Celebrating Massachusetts' renowned cranberry harvest and picturesque bogs.
  • Sea of Love – Honoring the enduring connection between the people of Massachusetts and the sea.

Collection Price:$50
Retail Value:$92
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Part of the America the Beautiful Series50 States • 50 Collections • $50 Each. Collect the beauty, history, and character of America one state at a time, and Take a Little Beauty Home with Amethyst Creek Farm.

Boston Cream (Keith Keppel, 2014) An elegant early blooming Tall Bearded iris with warm white blooms softly veined in green and accented with apricot buff shoulders. Its refined color palette and award winning pedigree make it a fitting tribute to historic Boston, bringing timeless beauty and sophistication to the garden.

Attributes: Fertile

Awards: Honorable Mention, Award of Merit

Leave The Light On (Riley Probst, 2013) A striking Intermediate Bearded iris featuring blue purple blooms illuminated by brilliant yellow accents and a sweet fragrance. Inspired by the guiding lights of the Massachusetts coast, this award winning cultivar is as memorable as the lighthouses that welcome ships safely home. Attributes: Edge Trim, Fragrant Awards: Honorable Mention, Award of Merit, Favorite Guest, Sass Medal Cranapple (J. Terry Aitken, 1995) Rich cranberry red standards contrast beautifully with deep velvety falls, creating one of the most distinctive historic irises in cultivation. Its colors evoke the famous cranberry bogs that have become a symbol of Massachusetts agriculture and heritage.

Attributes: Fragrant

Historic Awards: Honorable Mention, Award of Merit, Knowlton Medal

Oceans Edge (Michael Sutton, 2019) Brilliant white standards rise above vivid violet blue falls edged in dark red violet, creating a dramatic reminder of the meeting of land and sea along the Atlantic coast. This sweetly fragrant reblooming iris offers exceptional garden performance and modern styling.

Attributes: Edge Trim, Rebloomer, Ruffled

Known Rebloom Zone: 8

Rebloom Confidence: ⭐⭐

City Lights (Mary Dunn, 1990) Deep violet blue blooms highlighted by crisp white signals capture the beauty of a city skyline illuminated after dark. A historic, award winning rebloomer, City Lights celebrates the energy and character of Boston while delivering dependable garden performance.
Attributes: Fertile, Historic, Rebloomer

Awards: Honorable Mention, Award of Merit

Known Rebloom Zones: 5, 6, 6b, 7, 8, 9

Rebloom Confidence: ⭐⭐⭐⭐


Sea Of Love (Larry Lauer, 2005) Soft wisteria blue blooms with gracefully ruffled petals and a delightful sweet fragrance reflect the beauty and romance of the Massachusetts coastline. This reblooming Tall Bearded iris brings elegance and lasting appeal to the garden.
Attributes: Fragrant, Rebloomer, Ruffled
Awards: Honorable Mention
Known Rebloom Zone: 9 Rebloom Confidence: ⭐⭐

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