Many of these irises are dwarf bearded with attractive, showy, large flowers on short 10 to 15cm stems in early summer, raised wall or rockery, tolerates a hot sunny site, full sun with good drainage.
A stunning mix of 10 dwarf bearded Iris varieties chosen for their colourful blooms and compact growth. Perfect for sunny borders, troughs, and alpine gardens, bringing early-season colour and elegance.
Dwarf bearded, low growing Iris flowers only 10cm tall. Flowering mainly in April-May these can sporadically flower through summer. Ideally grown in a sunny free draining soil with rhizomes visible on surface.
Dwarf bearded, a compact perennial, to 15cm tall, with grey-green foliage and small, delicately-coloured spring flowers comprising white standards with dark blue edging and white falls with lighter blue markings.
Dwarf bearded, very attractive large dark purple flowers on short 10-15cm stems, always look good in a raised wall or rockery, tolerates hot sunny site.
Showy and very attractive miniature Dwarf Bearded Iris, striking russet-red flowers with a narrow yellow beard on 20cm stems, looks spectacular on our raised wall.
Dwarf bearded, a delightful intense purple dwarf iris, free flowering - the flowers almost smother the plant. They make easy plants for the front of a dry sunny bed, top of a wall or on a rock garden. They flower before the tall bearded iris.
A variety of the Iris aphylla plant that has won an Award of Merit from the Alpine Garden Society. The Iris aphylla is a deciduous perennial plant with fragrant purple flowers and grey-green leaves.
Very dwarf evergreen perennial with rich green spear shaped leaves held very much erect. Flowers are on short stems, each with one or two rich deep purple with a white flowers and lasting for several weeks.
Easy in a moist but well drained soil in a trough.
