Tall Bearded Iris. This hauntingly beautiful Iris has slate violet standards and falls with tan orange beards. Each plant produces many stalks and flowers have a pronounced spicy fragrance. Established plants are tolerant of dry conditions, but it really doesn't wet, swampy soils. Perennial.

Plant with the rhizome exposed.

Intermediate Bearded Iris. With lovely pastel lavender blue standards and wheat yellow falls this variety will look gorgeous in a cottage garden setting. Its beard is white tipped yellow. Choose sunny position, with a well-drained, loamy soil. Perennial. Hybridizer, Aiken 2002.

Bearded Iris are heavy feeders, so plan to fertilize in early spring, and again in late summer.

Medium Bearded Iris. White, hot yellow midrib flush; style arms hot yellow. Falls - intense cinnamon orange; beards orange.

Intermediate Bearded Iris. A really pretty Iris that flowers in spring on stems that stand just above the foliage. The blooms are fragrant and in tones of pink and apricot highlighted with red 'beards'. Plant in a sunny well drained spot with the rhizome exposed. Perennial.

Intermediate Irises are ideal for those of you who find your garden is too windy for the stately Tall Bearded Irises. The flower stems sit nicely amongst the foliage and are not overly tall. What they lack in stature they make up for with plenty of blooms.

Tall Bearded Iris. Reblooms. A very pretty fresh yellow Iris that blooms on tall stems in spring and again in late summer. Grey sword like foliage that forms a clump. Plant in a sunny well drained spot with the rhizome exposed. Perennial.

Tall Bearded Iris. Reblooms. A Striking variety with it's purple standards and darker purple Falls and standards are uniform ruffled. Grey sword like foliage that forms a nice clump. Loves the sun and good drainage. Plant with the rhizomes exposed. Perennial.

Bearded Irises like to be divided every 3-4 years.

Tall Bearded Iris. Standards lemon, Falls red-purple with paler edges, yellow shoulders. Beards bronze. An elegant and stately perennial that is easy to grow in a well drained sunny spot. Grey sword like foliage that forms a nice clump. Plant with the rhizomes exposed. Perennial.

Tall Bearded Iris. With stands of lemon and deep purple petals that have a hue of purple blush they are rimmed with a lemon border and a lemon beard. White veins on the shoulders. These are adaptable for garden planting if always kept moist. Ideal for full sun. Perennial. Hybridizer, Busch 2009.

They enjoy regular feeding and will delight you with lovely large blooms on tall stems.

Tall Bearded Iris. This one is absolutely gorgeous. Standards of white overlaid rose-purple with a darker midrib. Style arms purple edged gold. Falls bright plum, lavender purple center stripe. White veining on shoulders. Beards bronze. Likes full sun. Perennial. Hybridizer, Busch 2008.

These are adaptable for garden planting if always kept moist. They enjoy regular feeding and will delight you with lovely large blooms on tall stems.

Intermediate Bearded Iris. Reblooms. Bred in NZ this Iris starts blooming very early in spring and carries on for several months. Generous amount of light blue-mauve blooms set amoungst grey clump forming foliage. Known as a "good doer". Plant in a well drained sunny spot with the rhizomes exposed.