Dear Mary Sue and all; This must be quick. 1) Recently published was a change of Genus for Belamcanda and Pardanthopsis. The latter has been variously called Pardanthopsis dichotoma or Iris dichotoma, the Vesper iris, and is the sole member of the genus. It is a parent along with Belamcanda chinensis of the Candy lilies x Pardancanda. Recent taxonomic genetic work has confirmed both as members of the genus Iris. Pardanthopsis easily reverts to Iris dichotoma. Belamcanda is fraught with problems of priority and established names so must revert to the oldest available name and is now known as Iris domestica (this may take some getting used to). 2) Iris species cultivar names are all explained in an excellent publication by SIGNA called 'Alphabetical cutlivar list of species, their variations and hybrids." The cultivar 'White Angel' is registered as a cultivar of Iris douglasiana, so may not be used with Iris cristata. There is an unregistered "Eco White Angel" for an Iris cristata , but this is not a valid, registered name. "Shenandoah Sky" is an unregistered name for a form of Iris cristata. There is no "Shenandoah Skies'. Registered cultivar names are always written with single quotation marks. Mary Sue, if you have questions about names, I'd be glad to refer to the cultivar list and verify names for you. Best Jim W. -- Dr. James W. Waddick 8871 NW Brostrom Rd. Kansas City Missouri 64152-2711 USA Ph. 816-746-1949 Zone 5 Record low -23F Summer 100F +