'Maid of Orange' is a border bearded iris (BB) cultivar hybridized by Aitken and registered in 1989. The title suggests a personification of the color orange—a cultivar that embodies the bright, cheerful essence of citrus in a perfectly proportioned border bearded flower.



Aitken's 1989 BB introduction focuses on the challenging orange color class. 'Maid of Orange' likely offers a clear, bright, non-muddy orange with good substance—a notable achievement for the time in the border bearded class, where orange tones can be elusive.
Border Bearded Iris 'Big Victory': Burch's 1989 Triumph
Border Bearded Iris 'Brown Lasso': Buckles' 1972 Western Theme
Border Bearded Iris 'Calico Cat': Lankow's 1988 Patchwork
Border Bearded Iris 'Faux Pas': Keppel's 1989 Deliberate Mistake
Border Bearded Iris 'Orinoco Flow': Bartlett's 1989 River Journey
Border Bearded Iris 'Pink Bubbles': Hager's 1979 Effervescence
Border Bearded Iris 'Princess Bride': Sutton's 1999 True Love
Immortality Tall Bearded Iris: A Reblooming White Beauty from 1982
Clarence Tall Bearded Iris: A Soft Blue Rebloomer from 1990
Intermediate Bearded Iris 'Az Ap': A 1979 Ensminger Introduction
Border Bearded Iris 'Loreley': A 1909 Goos-Koenemann Classic
Standard Dwarf Bearded Iris 'Orange Tiger': Fierce Beauty in a Small Package
Wild Bearded Iris (Iris germanica): The Ancestral Flag
Intermediate Bearded Iris 'Orange Petals': Bright Mid-Size Beauty
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