Our Native Broad-leaved Flag Iris Is Just Perfect For A Natural Pond. It Spreads By Rhizomes Around The Pond Margins. Irises Add Summer Colour To Ponds & Provide Shelter & Breeding Areas For Wildlife, They Also Help Keep Water Clear. awarded The Rhs Award Of Garden Merit (agm) As An Outstanding Garden Plant. 1 Litre Pot Grown Plantsare Fuss Free; Just Plant Them Straight Into Your Pond! (see Diagram For The Right Planting Depth).flowers June.height 1m/39in.planting Zones 2-3: Plant In Water 10cm-30cm Deep ...

Our Native Broad-leaved Flag Iris Is Just Perfect For A Natural Pond. It Spreads By Rhizomes Around The Pond Margins. Irises Add Summer Colour To Ponds & Provide Shelter & Breeding Areas For Wildlife, They Also Help Keep Water Clear.awarded The Rhs Award Of Garden Merit (agm) As An Outstanding Garden Plant.flowers june.height 1m/39in.planting Zones 2-3: plant In Water 10cm-30cm Deep ...

A Classic Iris, Perfect For Containersthis Reticulata Iris Is A Classic Favourite With Deep Mauve, Elegantly Slender Petals, Each With A Central Yellow Splash. Great Early Spring Colour, Ideal For Planting In Containers Or Rockeries.flowers: Feb
- March.
Height: 10
- 15cm / 4
- 6inbulb: 6+cm



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These Dark Velvety Irises Are Perfect For A Pot.dark & Dainty Irises Look Wonderful Against Light Coloured Stone Or Gravel. Plant Them On A Rockery Or In Containers.flowers February-marchheight 15cm / 6insymbols: Sun, Part Shade, Pot ...

Stunning Flowers On Strong Upright Stemsa Good, Reliable Variety. They Have Lovely Velvety Mauve-blue Flowers With Simply Yellow Flash Along The Centre. Perfect For Planting Closely In Containers, The Flowers Are Small But Very Striking.flowers: Feb
- March.
Height: 10
- 15cm / 4
- 6inbulb: 5/6cm



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The Cool Blue Flowers Of Iris Reticulata Natascha Bulbs Make A Lovely Contrast With Darker Irises Such As Iris Blue Note & The Orange Blotch On Each Lower Petal Is An Attractive Feature. Grow These Iris Bulbs At The Front Of A Sunny Border Or On The Rockery. These Dwarf Iris Bulbs Are Also Excellent For Under-planting Container Shrubs Or Planted Beneath Roses. Team Dwarf Irises With Crocuses For A Pretty Container Or Bedding Display.flowers: Feb-march.height 15cm /6in ...

Broad Deep violet Petals With Speckled White Bases Unfurl On This Beautiful Iris Giving The Flowers An Appearance Of Butterflies In Flight. Repeat-flowering In Early Summer & Mid-summer.grow With Ornamental Grasses So You Have A Display Of Lovely Delicate Grasses Punctuated With Large violet Flowers. Iris Teal Velvet Makes A Lovely Marginal Pond Plant With Flowers Enjoying Moist Soils & Full Sun.if Left Undisturbed They Increase In Volume Year After Year So Make A Fantastic Flower To Naturalise By A Garden Pond.if Growing In Flower Beds, Position Iris Teal Velvet In The Centre Surrounded By Other Perennials Of Similar Height & Colour Like Echinops & violet Echinaceas. ...

Here’s A Repeat-flowering Iris With Enormous Flowers. You Won’t Be Disappointed With This Enthusiastic Flowerer! Happy To Grow In Dry Soil Once Established, It’s Great For Poor, Shallow Soils & For Attracting Beneficial Pollinators To The Bed & Vegetable Plot.this Bare-root Variety Arrives To You As A Bare-root Plant Fully Labelled Plant With Its Roots Surrounded By A Polythene Bag To Give The Roots A Good, Humid Environment.bare-root Plants Are Perfect For You To Plant In The Ground Or In Containers Anytime From Autumn To Spring.  the Head Of Leaves & Stems Will Burst Into Leaf & Flower From Next Spring, & A Good Root Network Which Will Establish In The Ground Over Winter.remove The Polythene Bag & Water The Root Area Of Your Bare-root Plant On Arrival. Try To Plant Straight Away But If This Is Not Possible Your Plant Will Survive Up To Two Or Three Days With Its Roots Buried In Some Loose Moist Soil. Keep Out Of Direct-sun.once Planted In Rich, Moist Soil Provide A Thick Layer Of Compost On The Surface Around The Plant Will Keep The Soil Area Warm & The Roots Stimulated For Over Winter.  ...

 flowers Displays That Turn Heads.loved By Insects Such As Birds & Beesperfect For Modern Gardens annual Isotoma (laurentia) Fizz & Pop Dark Pink Is A New Variety To Marshalls Bursting With Bold Large Flowers With Expanding Petals. Strong Pink Petals Create Head Turning White Centres Producing Star Like Flowers. Every Flower Is Packed Full Of Nectar So Is A Great Plant For Attracting Insects Such As Bees & Butterflies. if You Want Colour Early The Isotoma Fizz & Pop Dark Pink Has A Flowering Period Of July To September. You Will See Them At Their Best During The Summer Holidays & Transform Your Containers Ready For Visitors Coming Over In The Summer.   isotoma Fizz & Pop Dark Produce Attractive Doming Like Plants Which Is Ideal For Growing In Containers Or Even Planting In A Rockery Or Alpine Garden. You Can Grow Isotoma Fizz & Pop Dark Pink In Full Sun Or Part Sun, In A Sheltered Or Exposed Site. easy To Plant & Low In Maintenance.  Position Your Young Plants Around 20cm (8in) Apart In All Directions If Growing In A Rockery. Use Five Young Plants If Growing In A Container. Maintain With Water Well After Planting & Keep Soil Most Eventually Your Flowers Should Reach Up To 30cm (12in) In Height With A 30cm (12in) Spread. ...

rich & Vibrant Ready For The Peak Of Summerperfect For Pots & Containerslow In Maintenance annual Isotoma (laurentia) Fizz & Pop violet Produces Giant Flowers With Broad Petals In The Deepest violet. With Striking White Centres Packed With Nectar These Flowers Attract A Wealth Of Beneficial Insects To Your Garden. if You Are After Earlier Colour Isotoma Fizz & Pop violet Flowers From July To September. They Are Perfectly Timely, Showcasing Beautiful violet Flowers Blooming Right In Time For Peak Summer Season. isotoma Fizz & Pop violet Produces Tidy & Compact Plants; They Produce A Lovely Dome Shape Which Is The Perfect Addition To A Cottage Garden. Growth Is Forgiving; Position Plants Of Isotoma Fizz & Pop violet In Full Sun Or Part Sun, In A Protected Or Open Site. easy To Maintain Simply Place Your Young Plants Around 20cm (8in) Apart In All Directions If Growing Directly In Soil. We Recommend You Use Five Young Plants If Planting In Pots. Water Well Straight After Planting & Keep Soil Moist In Summer. Your Flowers Should Reach Up To 30cm (12in) In Height & Spread At Around Four Weeks. ...