Iris 'Crowns For Credit' is a variety of tall bearded irises by the famous Australian hybridizer Barry Blyth, registered in 2007. The stem height is about 91 cm, and the flowering is late-medium. The variety represents Blyth's recognizable author's почерк, in which warm and cold shades are combined in one flower with impeccable grace.

The upper petals are painted in a delicate champagne-peach tone with a light metallic отливом. The lower petals contrast spectacularly — they are насыщенно red-violet, with deeper textural veins that give the flower volume. On both sides of the beard, there are small white "splashes" that highlight the center of the flower. The beard is multicolored: white at the base, transitions to tangerine in the middle of each hair, and ends with a bronze accent on top. The aroma is light and sweet.

In central Russia, it blooms in late May — early June. The variety looks good in compositions with creamy and apricot irises, dark velvety purples, decorative onions, and oriental poppies. Prefers full sun, drained neutral or slightly alkaline soil, and division every 3–4 years.