This is a presale auction. Shipping will be mid to late July. You will receive One healthy bloomsize rhizome. IN LOVE AGAIN - Tall Bearded Iris Keppel 2004 Honorable Mention 2006 Award of Merit 2008 Rich pink with cream undertoning, pinkish red beards. Good garden color. Grows to 34 inches tall and blooms mid to late season. Planting and care information is included. Iris rhizomes are best divided and transplanted after the plants finish blooming and have enough time to store nutrition in their roots. July through September is the best time to dig them up in Ohio. All Iris are grown on my farm and shipped from my home, bareroot with foliage and roots attached. BONUS rhizomes are always included at an average rate of 1 for every 5 purchased...my choice.
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Rich with a slight musky fragrance, Iris 'Pagan Goddess' is a lovely reblooming iris with distinctive large flowers. Gracefully shaped, they harmoniously combine pale creamy peach standards with deeper peach pink falls, both brought to life by a bright tangerine beard.
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Découverte des iris de jardin avec Richard Cayeux, le plus grand producteur d’iris d’Europe depuis 4 générations
Being a beginner, if you are getting worried to aware of planting iris bulbs in pots, then no better destination than The Gardening Dad to get the perfect and easy method.
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Check out these stunning companion plants for iris flowers for a colorful garden: columbine, salvia, peonies, lupines, allium, daylilies, and oriental poppies.
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Bearded iris plants are prone to diseases and pests that damage the leaves. Learn when to cut back irises to keep them beautiful and healthy.
This fine art print features artwork of colorful bearded iris flowers with a stained glass look. NOTE: This is NOT an actual stained glass piece, it is a PAPER print, ready to be matted and framed. Please choose your print size from the drop down menu. This print is available in sizes from 5" x 7" to 24" x 36". The image will be printed on beautiful premium quality archival photographic paper, ready to be framed. Prints are made to order and will ship within 3 business days directly from my partnered professional lab. NOTE: Frame is not included in this listing. You will receive a print only. A matching shower curtain is also available at https://www.etsy.com/listing/1509824844/iris-shower-curtain-purple-shower?click_key=eab995bc5a8affdd8d646ca07bbd5aa705b5a5e2%3A1509824844&click_sum=34602498&ref=shop_home_active_1&frs=1 More iris art is available at https://www.etsy.com/shop/PeggyCollinsPhotoArt?ref=seller-platform-mcnav&search_query=iris To see more art prints please see my Wall Art section at https://www.etsy.com/ca/shop/PeggyCollinsPhotoArt?section_id=16827444&ref=shopsection_leftnav_1 Enter my shop here: peggycollinsphotoart.etsy.com All images are © Peggy Collins.
Siberian iris are smaller, more delicate versions of the stately bearded iris. They are easy to grow, relatively disease free, and don’t mind moist areas.
Type: Tall Bearded (TB) Height: 32.0" Color: Pink Originator: Ghio, Joseph -2000 Bloom Season: Early, Midseason, Late Fragrance: No Rebloomer: No Social Graces is a delicate pink stunner. The pink hue deepens in the center of the petals and the falls have a delicate celery green veining, this iris is a class
Follow these tips to grow bearded irises and grace your garden with long-lasting, ever-multiplying blooms.
5 high resolution 300 DPI files to print yourself! This art nouveau style square purple iris floral is a perfect addition to any style decor. So versatile, it can be styled for vintage, retro, art deco or art nouveau as well as feminine and cottage interiors. Featuring a color palette of purples, greens, pinks and yellow, in a versatile square orientation, this digital download is an easy, economical way to add a decorator touch to your walls. Download it with one click! Why choose digital download? It is so economical, you can choose numerous designs to decorate your entire house, at a fraction of the cost. You are getting original art not found in any store. No shipping costs, and you choose the size you want. It is a win-win all around! These designs won’t be around forever so don’t hesitate and purchase it today! Once your purchase is complete, you will receive 2 pdf documents. One for printing and next step information and one with a download link for 5 high resolution 300 DPI jpeg files. Click on the link and save your 5 jpegs. If you choose to use an online print service, you send the jpeg files, NOT the pdf link. Your files can be printed in the following sizes: (inches) 30x30, 20x20, 16x16, 12x12, 8x8 (cm) 76x76, 51x51, 41x41, 30x30, 20x20 We recommend saving your files to your computer or flash drive as soon as you get your download link. We discontinue designs frequently to make room for new art. Your link will be active for 30 days after artwork is discontinued. Once artwork is discontinued and the 30 days has expired, your artwork will no longer be accessible. We recommend using a professional print service for the best quality possible. Print vendor suggestions in FAQ section. *** Please note, you are buying a digital download, no physical product will be shipped to you. This original artwork is for PERSONAL USE only. DO NOT use this original artwork for reproduction in commercial use or resale in any form. You are NOT permitted to make alterations to this artwork. This artwork is copyrighted by Chickadee and Honeybee. Please visit our FAQ’s for more information. mock up from Rawpixel
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This past weekend I wasn't quite in the mood to actually tackle any of the projects around the house or garden...and was looking for an excuse to get out of town...and if I could make it plant-related, so much the better, right? As luck would have it, I somehow remembered that Schreiner's Iris Garden was having their open garden events right now. I somehow tricked Norm into going along for the ride ;-) OMG...first off, I should probably apologize for the ridiculous, over-the-top, unbridled gushing of this post. I know it's long and sort of out-of-control...but I can't help it! To be honest, although I like Iris enough (loved them in my younger year), I haven't given them much though over the past few years...until recently. I think since I inherited so many when we bought this house, they were the last thing I wanted to add more of! This spring, however, I really enjoyed the show that the few remaining Iris gave...and it sort of reminded me of how much I really like them. Also, my dad is a HUGE Iris fan/collector...so I figured that if nothing else, I could find a few new Iris to send him for his Birthday in July. FLORAL OVERLOAD!!!! Leave all skepticism at the door when you go to Schreiners...it's an all-out extravaganza of bloom...an orgiastic celebration of color! I have to admit, I was only expecting something akin to the Woodburn Tulip Festival...where it's just fields of flowers. Oh no...these are display gardens...and they are overwhelming. I honestly just kind of stared at first...not even sure where to point the camera. Of course, in the end, I ended up just taking as many photos as I could...and trust me...there are A LOT. The weather on the day we went kept changing, one moment bright and sunny, the next slightly overcast...so there's quite a bit of variation in the photos...I kept trying to wait for the clouds cover to reappear...but in the end, just decided to shoot and hope for the best. Whoever designed the gardens certainly has a knack for colorful combinations...and the play of different forms and shapes was quite good as well. I've seen a lot of different Iris varieties in my life, but even I was amazed at some of the different forms/colors on display...like these coppery-red ones. Of course, as many of these photos prove, my favorites are still the deep purple ones...so beautiful! This was one of my faves...the deep, rich purple with the contrasting orange beards...so striking. I love the vibrant lavender-purple of these...especially in such flattering light. Almost as numerous as the Iris were the varieties of Lupine...one of my absolute favorite spring blooms. I've never seen them as big as they were here...it was pretty humbling. Then again, I think I have some of the shorter hybrids...I need to find some room for one or two of these big bruisers! Some of the bicolors are surprisingly beautiful. I remember seeing this one as a single stem earlier, and not being impressed. Seeing a clump of them out in the garden, however, they proved to be quite striking. Another reddish-purple Iris...just love these, especially backlit, with the petals glowing. While most of the plants were in the height of bloom, the delphiniums were just getting started, adding their cooler blues to the palette. While I have to admit, I didn't catch the names of most of these Iris, I managed to take a photo of the tag on this one so I'd remember it later. I has the distinct trait of having buds that contrast with the actual petals...which I found quite striking. You know I love me some Alliums...and there were THOUSANDS blooming...here are some of the buds, just prior to opening. I hardly need more pink in my garden...but this one is pretty tempting...so fresh-looking. Even though I'm more drawn to colors on the cooler side of the palette, these rich golden ones were pretty breath-taking. More glorius Lupines! And more Alliums...sigh. It wasn't until I noticed these Poppies that I realized there weren't very many of them around the garden...which is too bad as I do love those huge, papery blooms (and the buds). While I tend to prefer the single-color Iris a bit more than the bicolors, I found this one on the right to be extremely fetching...there's something very dramatic about that particular combination of colors...and the picotee edges makes it just that much better. Backlit Lupines...the bees love them as much as i do. Oh my...so much to love. The Lupine on the left was decidedly different than most of the others I had spotted...and I think may be one I have seen for sale at several nurseries lately, called 'Manhattan Lights'...I love that rich red-purple coloring with the contrasting yellow...so beautiful! The simple beauty of a single Lupine stem. Another striking bicolor...love the combo of shell-pink and mulberry-purple. OMG...amazing! Just a few more shots highlighting the masterful use of contrasting and complimentary form/color. I just love the simple charm of this single-color peach Iris. This was a huge table of Poppies for sale near the gift shop. Bright red Poppies (probably 'Beauty of Livermere') give a splash of warm color in a sea of cool. Too much beauty! Another shot of yellow in this bicolor Iris lights up a dark corner of the border. The only real downside to all this spring bounty is that once everything is done blooming in a month or so, there probably isn't much left to see... ...but again, this is a display garden...and really meant to show off their specialty to it's best...so let's just enjoy it for what it is! After all, how often do you get to waft, waist-deep in sheer floral splendour! If you get a chance, and are in the Portland area, head down to the Schreiner Iris Garden...you won't be disappointed! Oh...even though I had no plans of buying any for myself...I did end up buying a few Iris in the end...I'll let you know what they are when I get the shipment in July ;-)
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Iris walk at Monet's Giverny No words! A master painter's eye transplanted to the garden. I wonder if Monet dug up the pl...
Check out this great guide for planting and caring for your Irises. These hardy flowers are great for low maintenance gardening.
Dietes iridiodes The African Iris, also known as Fornight Lily or Morea Iris, has sword-shaped leaves that grow in a fan-like pattern and beautiful white iris-like […]
Every year around this time I start thinking of the beautiful blooms in the garden beds throughout the yard. I get anxious for warmer weather, and just thinking of the explosion of color that takes place is exciting. I love to see little sprouts break through the soil and plants breaking their dormancy. The hard work and months of planning and waiting are well worth it. When I organize my garden beds, I plan with several things in mind: Color, texture, form, and hardiness. I love perennials, and most of my beds are filled with these plants, that come back year after year. I like plants that require minimal care and are vigorous. Since I make arrangements each week through bloom season, I also take into account the plant's vase life. By planting early, mid and late spring bloomers, a long bloom season can also be accomplished. Here are some of my favorite beds:
A successful Iris garden, or any garden for that matter, begins with proper preparation. As we lovingly pack your Iris for shipment, it’s time for you to prepare your beds for planting. Keep these …
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Limited Edition Iris Print This stunning lavender and soft pink iris is one of our favorites! The gentle curves of the petals remind us of an oyster, or undulating waves surrounding a bright, opulent pearl. Photograph taken at The Presby Memorial Iris Gardens in Montclair, NJ. To read about the story behind this photograph, visit our blog here! Series of 50 prints available in the small size, 25 prints available in the medium size, 5 prints available in the large size. Professionally printed in high resolution. For answers to frequently asked questions, see our about page.
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The practice of “Companion Planting”, a centuries-old gardening tradition, follows the theory that different plant species, planted close together, assist each other with nutrient production and ab…