Daughter Of Stars (Spoon, 2000) TB RE HM AM WM

Daughter Of Stars is a highly celebrated tall bearded iris introduced by Donald Spoon in 2000, growing to about 35 inches and blooming early to midseason with dependable rebloom in many climates. The standards are rich purple edged with a near-white rim, complemented by purple style arms with a lighter lip and center. The falls display deep royal purple in the center that gradually lightens toward the edges, with delicate lighter veins and a thin white border. Around the beard, a white ray pattern radiates outward, highlighting the white beard hairs tipped yellow in the throat. The blooms are well ruffled and flared, carrying a light sweet fragrance. Bred from Clarence crossed with Mind Reader, this exceptional iris has earned major recognition including Honorable Mention, Award of Merit, and the prestigious Wister Medal. Rebloom has been widely reported across many regions of the United States.