May 26, 2015 12:00 am
Life 
The Fabuleux Cayeux is on display at the Mount Pleasant Iris Farm.
This iris is called the Full Figured Johnson.
More than 600 breeders, growers and judges from around the world evaluated the newest work in iris breeding during the national convention, which was held at the Mount Pleasant Iris Farm in Washougal.
A dazzling array of color greets those who visit the Mount Pleasant Iris Farm.
American Iris Society judges take a closer look at some of the plants on display.
Chad Harris, center, discusses various characteristics of his irises with other members of the American Iris Society.
The Dark Passion Schreiner iris is on display at the Mount Pleasant Iris Farm.
The Mount Pleasant Iris Farm is located six miles east of Washougal at milepost 22.9, directly off of state Route 14. It is open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., seven days a week through July. For more information, visit www.mtpleasantiris.com.
Venita Faye Scott knows a thing or two about irises.
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