Perry Dyer

‘Perry Dyer’ (Paul Black, 2017) is a gallery-worthy arilbred iris that radiates sophistication and artistry in the garden. This award-laden cultivar stands at 26" (66 cm), blooming from midseason to late with a luminous display. The standards are a delicate palest lavender, complemented by matching style arms and a subtle orchid ridge. Falls are a near-white cream-lavender, dramatically accented by a bold plum-wine spot and intricate, darker veins—creating a painterly, unforgettable effect. The beard transitions from light grey at the base to mid-brown in the throat, finishing with a touch of light brown at the tip, adding refined nuance. A sibling to ‘Galaxina’ and recipient of the Dykes Medal (2024) and William Mohr Medal (2023), ‘Perry Dyer’ is a collector-grade, exhibition-ready centerpiece. Notably, rebloom has been reported in California (USDA Zone 9b), making it a dynamic and enduring choice for discerning gardeners. Available at Amethyst Creek Farm. Attributes: Rebloomer Awards: Award of Merit, Favorite Guest, Franklin Cook Cup, Honorable Mention, Nelson Award, Walther Cup, William Mohr Medal