Intermediate Bearded Iris. Reblooms. A sweet and reliable Iris which has purple blooms in late winter - early spring. Attractive, sword like grey foliage. This Iris spreads by rhizomes which should not be completely covered by soil. Plant in the sun and well drained soil. Perennial.

Iris Kochhii was originally thought to be a species Iris but it is in fact an ancient natural hybrid. Very easy to grow with a nice tidy habit.

Intermediate Bearded Iris. A beautiful salmon pink variety with great ruffles on its petals and a hot orange beard. Grey green sword like foliage that forms a clump. Plant in the sun in well drained soil with the rhizome exposed. Perennial. Perennial. Nichols 1988

Tall Bearded Iris. Reblooms. Standards lemon/yellow, closed & ruffled. Falls are warm gold. Beards deeper gold. Grey sword like foliage that forms a clump. Plant in a sunny well drained spot with the rhizome exposed. Perennial. Hybridizer, Blyth 1983.

Intermediate Bearded Iris. With broad mahogany bronze fall petals they have a wide rim of pastel yellow that enhances the beard of pale yellow as well. The blooms are fragrant. Grey sword like foliage that forms a clump. Plant in a sunny well drained spot with the rhizome exposed. Perennial.

Intermediate Bearded Iris. With Standards buff lavender, Falls white with solid ruffled border of greyed lavender -plum. Beards white tipped bronze yellow. Grey sword like foliage that forms a clump. Plant in a sunny well drained spot with the rhizome exposed. Hybridizer, Keppel 1970.

Intermediate Bearded Iris. With silky dark violet standards and even darker falls. The flowers have a luxurious velvet feel about them. Choose a sunny position, with a well-drained, loamy soil. Bearded Iris are heavy feeders, so plan to fertilize in early spring, and again in late summer. Perennial.

Plants should be divided every 3 to 4 years.

Intermediate Bearded Iris. A striking Iris which is also a reliable bloomer early in spring. The flowers are a pretty pastel apricot and creamy white. Almost antique colourings. Sword like grey foliage that forms a clump. Multiplies well. Loves the sun and good drainage. Perennial.

Plant with the rhizome exposed.

Intermediate Bearded Iris. Golden yellow standards and golden yellow falls are flushed with sword like grey/green foliage that forms a clump. Multiplies well. Loves the sun and good drainage. Plant with the rhizome exposed. Perennial.

Tall Bearded Iris. A simply gorgeous Iris with tall stems of ruffled blooms of brightest blue offset with a little white 'beard'. Grey sword like foliage that forms a clump. Plant in a sunny well drained spot with the rhizome exposed. Perennial.

Tall Bearded Iris. Deep claret red standards and even darker falls with golden beard and throat. Choose a sunny position, with a well-drained, loamy soil. Bearded Iris are heavy feeders, so plan to fertilize in early spring, and again in late summer. Plants should be divided every 3 to 4 years. Perennial