Growing irises from bulbs is easy and provides some of the earliest blooms in the garden. Whether in containers or in the open garden, they are hardy and provide colour year after year. We offer a large range of bulbous Iris, most will require a sunny well drained position or brilliant grown in pots
A beautiful selection of 50 Iris reticulata bulbs, producing jewel-like flowers in late winter and early spring. Perfect for pots, rockeries, and bringing early colour to the garden.
A robust growing Juno Iris, reliably hardy in most gardens given a well drained soil. Creamy-white fragrant flower standards & falls, large yellow apical blotch and central ridge, up to 30cm.
Early flowering species with beautiful canary-yellow flowers in January to February. We recommend that you plant the bulbs deep, some 10 to 12 cm below the surface. In pots a soil based compost is recommended. Needs a warm soil / site to give its best.
A very beautiful and unusual hybrid between Iris histrioides and Iris winogradowii. Fine creamy white flowers overlaid with azure and light yellow in February to March, 7cm. Does well outside or may be grown in pots.
An excellent new introduction that will be popular, most distinct white flowers with yellow & dark blue feathering on the falls, February to March, 7cm, hardy
A recent addition to our catalogue, violet-blue flowers with lots of veining and spots, narrow petals, about 10cm tall, early January to February, hardy.
All these are fully hardy and are offered in a great variety of colours and forms, attractive and of good garden interest, flowering from late January to mid March, 10-15cm tall. Plant the bulbs 10cm deep, well drained soil, in good light or full sun.
Soft blue flowers, a new introduction.
