One Man's Art (Blyth 2017) TB

One Man's Art was introduced by Barry Blyth in 2017 and grows to about 35 inches tall, blooming from early to midseason with a slight fragrance. The standards are creamy beige to soft ivory, while the falls are dusky rose to plum with a warm golden yellow glow surrounding the beard area and a noticeable pale beige edge. Burnt tango orange beards add strong contrast against the darker falls. The flowers have a smooth, softly blended color pattern and gently ruffled form. This variety was bred from a complex Blyth seedling line involving ‘Hello Beautiful’ and lines related to ‘Italian Master’, ‘Enjoy the Party’, ‘Kathleen Kay Nelson’, and ‘Calling’, crossed with a sibling of ‘Painted Words’.