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| Iris germanica, blue | ||||||||||||
| Bearded iris, blue | ||||||||||||
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| I'm not sure of the name of this delightful bearded iris. The blooms, which appear in spring, have dark blue falls and lemon-yellow standards, on strong stems. Much recommended! NOTE: Depending on season, plants, when available, may be trimmed back and/or barerooted for shipping. |
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| Plant the rhizomes shallowly, preferably in free-draining soil, so that any roots are covered but the top surface of the rhizome is 0.5in/1cm above soil level. Make sure to provide water until the rhizomes establish. May need a little support on exposed sites. Cut back flowering stems after flowering and cut the whole plant hard back in autumn. When the plant becomes congested, lift and dispose of old or diseased parts of rhizomes, replanting newer sections that have good 'eyes' for the next season, 18-24 in apart. |
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| Leptinella Syn. Cotula squalida 'Platt's Black' | Callistephus chinensis, Ex. single white | Eranthis hyemalis | Zaluzianskya capensis | Solidago canadensis |
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