Iris Versicolor, Iris., Iris remedy
JOCELYN H. CHILVERS Landscape & Garden Design
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This plant is a double beauty. Not only does it have the most beautiful blue/grey flowers in summer but it produces three large seed pods which split in autumn to reveal these fantastic orange/red berries in a striking 'tripod' arrangement if you see what I mean! I have never sought to smell this plant, having been partly put off by its name and partly because it is not something I do, smelling flowers is not a 'man thing' I guess, however, having read about this now I might give it a go as, if you crush it, it gives off a smell of fresh meat which gives it its local name of the Roast Beef plant; now that does sound more tempting! The Stinking Iris is common over much of Dorset, especially on sea cliffs, in damp woodlands and in hedgerows. It has a preference for chalky soil and can occur in many other situations down here as well.
The Yellow Water Iris (Iris Pseudacorus) is an aquatic perennial plant that grows 2-3 feet tall and enjoys growing in shallow water and wetlands.
Our iris rhizomes ship directly from our farm immediately after harvest, they are never warehoused. This ensures we send you the healthiest and most robust iris, the proof is in the bloom! Schreiner's Gardens has been growing iris with care for almost 100 years and we have around 1,000 varieties available. Don't wait until planting season as many sell out early in the year! Bearded Iris ship in the summer months of July, August, and September.
The Black Iris is a sight to behold with its intense dark purple to black petals. This rare and exquisite flower adds an element of elegance and depth to any garden composition. Light: Full sun to partial shade. Water: Regular watering, but avoid waterlogging. Soil: Moist, well-drained soil. Temperature: 60-70°F (15-21°C). Humidity: Moderate. Fertilizer: Balanced fertilizer, applied in early spring.Perfect for creating striking contrasts in garden design, the Black Iris is a true showstopper. #BlackIris #GardenElegance #FloralBeauty #NatureLovers
These natives are one of the most common of the Pacific Coast Iris growing in our maritime Northwest region, and one of the prettiest.
The tall and stately Yellow Iris or Flag, one of the most handsome of British wild flowers, blooms in ditches and watery places from May to August.
Bearded Iris and Beardless Iris (Louisiana, Siberian and Japanese, for example) are among the easiest to grow hardy perennials in northern temperate zones. See below for tips on how to grow and care for both bearded and beardless Iris. We also offer several books on the subject of Iris culture. Please visit our Books page.
Graceful and delicate, Siberian Iris will enchant your garden with its stunning blooms and easy-to-grow nature.
A recent introduction, Iris 'Alida' is a pretty Dwarf Iris with exceptionally large, mid blue flowers, beautifully adorned with intricate butter-yellow and white markings on each fall. The foliage of slender, grass like, gray-green leaves typically rises to the same level as the flower, but elongates after flowering, before disappearing by late spring as the plant goes dormant. Blooming in late winter to early spring, the bulbs quickly produce offsets that multiply into generous drifts of color.
Pictures and description of Iris macrosiphon, Ground Iris.
Perfect for standing water, Iris fulva (Copper Iris) is a striking perennial with unusual, flat-topped, beardless flowers, up to 3 in. across (7 cm), the warm color of copper, terracotta, brick-red, and sometimes yellow. Blooming in late spring to early summer, they rise atop upright stakes reaching 2-3 ft. (60-90 cm). The beauty of the flowers attracts hummingbirds.
Glowing like fire across the spring garden, award-winner Iris 'Dauntless' is one of the oldest and finest red irises. Perfectly shaped flowers beautifully held on tall stems and lasting over a long season earned this Tall Bearded Iris the most prestigious award of the American Iris Society, the Dykes Medal in 1929. The elegant red standards float gracefully atop darker velvety burgundy-red falls which are adorned with tangerine beards and grace the garden for weeks each spring. The spectacular blooms of this heirloom iris rise with majesty up to 36 inches high (90 cm). A midseason bloomer, 'Dauntless' has been a favorite since its introduction in 1929!
