Tall Bearded Iris 'That's All Folks': A 2004 Maryott Introduction

Tall Bearded Iris 'That's All Folks' is a whimsically named cultivar introduced in 2004 by hybridizer Maryott. Its name echoes the famous cartoon sign-off, and its flowers deliver a final, unforgettable flourish of color.

Grand Finale Colors

'That's All Folks' produces large, heavily ruffled flowers with a bold, complex pattern. The ground is white, wildly splashed and streaked with deep gold and rich burgundy. The beard is bright orange. The effect is a riotous, celebratory finale. Stems are 36 to 40 inches, strong, well-branched, with 7-9 buds.

Garden Curtain Call

This iris is vigorous and floriferous. It demands full sun and excellent drainage. 'That's All Folks' increases well and brings the show to a spectacular close each spring. Its high-energy, multi-colored pattern makes it a standout for the modern garden.

Maryott's Showmanship

Maryott is known for irises with bold patterns and showy presence. 'That's All Folks', introduced in 2004, is a showman's iris—a grand finale in flower form.