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.

Tall Bearded Iris. This very pretty Iris has standards and falls in a vibrant mauve tone. The blooms appear in mid spring and are very fragrant. Happiest in the sun and well drained soil. Plant with the rhizome exposed and divide every 3 years for best results. Perennial.

Tall Bearded Iris. Oh so pretty in pink - large, ruffled, light pink blooms that appear on top of tall stems in spring and then again in late summer. Grey sword like foliage that forms a clump. Plant in a sunny well drained spot with the rhizome exposed. Perennial.

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

Tall Bearded Iris. White standards. Rich blue falls with white patch below beard. Orange beards. Grey sword like foliage that forms a clump. Plant in a sunny well drained spot with the rhizome exposed. Perennial

Intermediate Bearded Iris. Soft pink standards. Mushroom pink falls. Tangerine beards. Grey sword like foliage that forms a clump. Plant in a sunny well drained spot with the rhizome exposed. Perennial.