Ugh..... This breeder sells "Moyens" to Doodle breeders who need an in between sized Poodle with which to breed Mini Doodles (Mini Doodles fetch a higher price don't you know....)
This alone would put them on my no-buy list.
Even if they didn't sell to Doodle breeders, the mixing of varieties is quite controversial. Minis and Toys are not just smaller versions of a Standard. They have different structure. For example, if you blew up a Toy Poodle's head to Standard size, it would NOT look like a normal Standard Poodle head. When you mix the varieties, you are not just mixing size, you are mixing type. You can see this in their Ellie who is Standard sized but who looks like she has sort of a Mini head.
Things are not so bad in the 1st generation, but in subsequent generations I've heard that breeders can get funny sizes: some large and some small and weird things: long bodies, short legs, big heads or snippy heads, misaligned jaws etc. You also open up an inter-variety mix to all of the different health issues of both varieties: Minis have prcd but Standards don't. Standards have Addisons and SA but Minis typically don't etc. Mixing Minis with Standards is the fast track way to change size but it is not the right way. The correct way is to choose the smallest or largest quality puppy and to then slowly each generation increase or decrease size.
To make matters even worse, De Medici is going to be breeding a Toy to her Standard Poodle. I can't imagine what sort of nonsense this is going to produce. Flame may be 12" but he is not a true Mini, he is more of an overgrown Toy. Here is his pedigree and the web page for the Doodle breeder who owns him and studs him out:
http://www.poodlepedigree.com/pedigree.asp?ID=362326
http://www.goldendoodle.net/our_dogs.html
Finally, even if this breeder was doing traditional Mini to Mini and Standard to Standard breedings, I would still question why in the name of God she is breeding creams and reds to browns? This is a HUGE no-no in the Poodle breeding world since it either makes your Browns fade in color or it gives you the dreaded liver pigment on your Creams which is a disqualifying color.
My guess is that she does this to sell breeding dogs to the Doodle breeders. Doodle breeder are always trying to get their hands on creams with liver pigment since these poodles won't produce black puppies (blacks are harder to sell than creams/browns). I almost feel like the De Medici litters are designed specifically to sell as breeders to the Doodle market where they will bring a much higher price.
Also, you did see that they spay/neuter the pups before they go home, is that acceptable to you? All in all, I would look for another breeder. 
