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International Cultivar Authority Registry Of The Genus Viola

SECTION A1a.
Heirloom Single Flowered Violets

I
Ideal - Ivory White


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Ideal -   Unknown origins. 1910.

Blue flowers.


Immaculata – Australia. Date unknown.

No description available.


Imperial White -  Unknown origins. 1875.

No description available.


Imperatrice Augusta – See ‘Kaiserin Augusta’.


Inepuisable - See 'L'Inepuisable.


L'Inepuisable – Unknown origins.

No description available.

The name means inexhaustible.


Irene - Barfuss: 'Prinzessin Irene' double, very large dark blue flowers, sweetly scented, on long strong stems.


Irish Elegance – Of unknown origins.

Supposedly a form of 'Sulphurea', with blooms that are a deeper shade of creamy buff, though this is not always the case.  The flowers of this cultivar are extremely variable with a number of colouring variations being reported.  It would seem that the change in colour can be attributed to the soil it is grown in; nevertheless, an extremely interesting violet.


Ishtar - J. Bousefield, Launceston (Cornwall) UK.

Lavender blue flowers of a very bright colour on long stalks.


Italia - Italy. 1896.

A seedling from 'Princess Beatrice'.

Deep blue flowers.


Ivory White - See 'Lee's Ivory'.


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