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A member of the Iris family that forms a large clump of erect, sword-like, light green, leathery foliage. Dainty pale yellow blooms with chocolate brown blotches will appear in spring-summer. Prefers well drained, humus rich soil and protection from harsh frost. Sun or part shade. Evergreen.

A popular member of the Iris family with narrow green sword like foliage and strong stems of open butterfly like blooms. The blooms have white falls with mauve standards and a splash of gold in the centre. Plant in sun or semi-shade and protect from harsh frost. Evergreen.

Dietes grandiflora is a dramatic landscaping plant when planted en masse and allowed to multiply. I've actually got one growing in a large terracotta pot which looks pretty good too.

A beautiful clump forming perennial that has evergreen sword like foliage. The dainty flowers have white falls with mauve standards and a splash of gold in the centre. Flowers appear at the end of wiry stems in spring-summer. Sun or part shade, well drained soil. Protect from harsh frost.

Louisiana Iris. A mid-season to late bloom. Standards purple pink; Falls purple pink, yellow green signal. Louisiana Irises are moisture loving plants can be grown in shallow water but are adaptable for garden planting if always kept moist. Perennial.

Intermediate Bearded Iris. An early to mid-season bloomer with standards of iridescent magenta, short falls with burgundy, bronze bear with a lavender base and an orange throat. Iris are heavy feeders, so plan to fertilize in early spring, and again in late summer. Perennial.

Choose a sunny position, with a well-drained, loamy soil.

Tall Bearded Iris. What a nice Iris this is with standards in a soft buff shade and complementary falls that are a warm mauve tone. Flowers well and is generally a 'good doer'. Grey sword like foliage that forms a clump. Loves the sun and good drainage. Perennial.

Tall Bearded Iris. Reblooms. Clean white standards and falls stippled and veined with tones of violet. Very attractive. This Iris flowers in spring and again in autumn. The blooms are fragrant. Grey sword like foliage that forms a clump. Plant in the sun in well drained soil. Perennial.

Intermediate Bearded Iris. This Iris flowers just above the sword like grey foliage and is more wind tolerant than its taller cousins. The blooms appear in spring and are in tones of pink,violet and burgundy. Plant in a sunny well drained spot with the rhizome exposed. Perennial.

Tall Bearded Iris. If you like dark moody flowers you will love this beautiful Iris with large, ruffled, lightly fragrant blooms that have falls and standards in red/black with a black 'beard' tipped in bronze. Happy in the sun and well drained soil. Perennial.

Bearded Iris must be planted with the rhizome exposed i.e. do not cover with soil. They like a side dressing of lime around about August and feeding with a well balanced slow release fertilizer in early October. Divide every 3 years for best results.

Tall bearded iris. Smooth blue black, early flowering. Reblooms in autumn. Grey sword like foliage. Plant in a sunny well drained spot. Perennial.

Intermediate Bearded Iris. With White petals with deep, ruffled with a dark Iris blue border and dark Iris blue beard. Plant in any well drained soil in a sunny location and enjoy. Plants form a clump of green sword-shaped leaves, blooming in late spring. Perennial.

Bearded Iris make garden styling a breeze.

Tall Bearded Iris. Reblooms. With White petals with deep, fringed with dark purple border and dark purple beard. Plant in any well drained soil in a sunny location and enjoy. Bearded Iris make garden styling a breeze. Perennial.

Intermediate Bearded Iris. Reblooms. A Ruffled rose colour, flushed lilac pink standards & falls. Tangerine beards with lilac tips. Looks very antique. Grey green sword like foliage that forms a nice clump. Loves the sun and good drainage. Plant with the rhizomes exposed. Perennial. Hybridizer, Jones 1997.

Tall Bearded Iris. Copper/red self with velvet sheen. Gold beard. Multiplies well. Loves the sun and good drainage. Plant with the rhizome exposed. Perennial.

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. This wonderful iris has showy White standards and falls and the white beard is tipped at the back with yellow. Sword like grey foliage that forms a clump. Multiplies well. Loves the sun and good drainage. Plant with the rhizome exposed. Perennial.L.Zurbrigg 1982

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.

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.

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.

Intermediate Bearded Iris. Falls pale orchid over white with wide yellow edging. Yellow beards. The blooms are fragrant. Grey sword like foliage that forms a clump. Plant in the sun in well drained soil with the rhizome exposed. Perennial. Hybridizer, Hagar 82.

Intermediate Bearded Iris. A high quality Iris with light apricot stands and broad falls of light purple moving to darker purple on the surrounding, ruffled edges. Choose a sunny position, with a well-drained, loamy soil. Perennial.

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.

Tall Bearded Iris. This is a light blue self coloured with falls, standards, beard and tips all light blue, looks stunning in mass. 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

This is a classic Intermediate Bearded Iris. With velvet dark purple standards and even darker velvet falls and an orange eye. Choose 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. This beautiful Iris will dazzle and delight with pale lavender standards and pale lavender falls. The blooms are fragrant. Grey sword like foliage that forms a clump. Plant in the sun in well drained soil with the rhizome exposed. Perennial.

Intermediate Bearded Iris. A deep burgundy flower with dark maroon spots on lighter burgundy and bronze tips. Grey sword like foliage that forms a clump. Plant in a sunny well drained spot with the rhizome exposed. Perennial.

Tall Bearded Iris. Stricking with it's purple standards, white ground plicata and stitched purple edge with contrasting mustard beard. Falls and standards are lightly ruffled. Grey sword like foliage that forms a nice clump. Loves the sun and good drainage. Plant with the rhizomes exposed. Perennial.

This pretty Louisiana Iris has velvety, dark navy blue petals with yellow/orange signals. This is a vigorous plant with strong, well-branched stalks. It blooms mid-season. Likes a sunny position either in bog areas or with ample compost and water till flowering. Perennial.

This easy to grow Iris forms a robust clump made up of small rhizomes. The foliage is dark green, tall and slender. In spring strong stems rise above the foliage and 'butterfly' like blooms of deep purple dance above the leaves. Will grow in sun or part shade. Likes rich acid soil. Perennial.

Siberian Iris do best in soil that does not completely dry out in summer.

Siberica. This easy to grow Iris forms a robust clump made up of small rhizomes. The foliage is dark green, tall and slender. In spring strong stems rise above the foliage and 'Swan' like blooms of lilac and deep pink dance above the leaves. Will grow in sun or part shade. Likes rich acid soil. Perennial.

A hardy, easy to grow Louisian Iris that is good as a marginal plant around a pond or along a creek or waterway. With bright blue flowers with golden yellow signals its a n early bloomer that will produce many flower stems. Can be picked and used in a bouquet of flowers. Likes full sun to part shade. Perennial

Can be picked and used in a bouquet of flowers.

This Japanese iris has huge white flowers. Great cut flower and prefer a fertile moist soil.

A hardy Louisian Iris with beautiful with dark red purple petals in different shades that radiant yellow dots towards the edge helping with the yellow signals. Likes a sunny position either in bog areas or with ample compost and water till flowering. Perennial.

Louisiana Iris. Raspberry colored self featuring an intense white sun ray pattern along the golden steeple signals. Lime green heart lends a cooling note to petite triangular blooms. These are moisture loving plants that can be grown in shallow water. Likes full sun. Perennial

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.

Japanese Iris. Stunning large round flat blue , purple and white striped flowers. Flower in summer. These have a cult status in Japan for indoors. Need a sunny position either in a bog area with lots of compost and plenty of water.

In warm winter areas where frost is rare the vegetation can persist.

Iris Higo. White veined dark purple with a yellow spot on each petal. Sunny position either in bog areas or with ample compost and water till flowering. Perennial

Can be planted in shallow pond or boggy conditions.

Iris Higo 'Inspiration'. Popular variety with large claret red and white flowers early summer. To 70 cms. Sun, average to moist soil. Great around ponds.

A Louisiana Iris. This pretty iris has mustard lemon flowers with mustard veining, lime green signal on all petals and lime green style arms with lemon tips. These are moisture loving plants that can be grown in shallow water. It loves the sun. Perennial.

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.

Louisiana Iris. Flaring dark grape-violet flowers with inconspicuous yellow signals. These are moisture loving plants that can be grown in shallow water but are adaptable for garden planting if always kept moist. They enjoy regular feeding and will delight you with lovely large blooms on tall stems. Perennial

This easy to grow Iris forms a robust clump made up of small rhizomes. The foliage is dark green, tall and slender. In spring strong stems rise above the foliage and 'butterfly' like blooms of Navy Blue with gold and white starburst dance above the leaves. Will grow in sun or part shade. Perennial.

Likes rich acid soil.

Louisiana Iris. Light blue self with small yellow steeple. Louisiana Irises enjoy full sun to partially shady conditions. These are moisture loving plants that can be grown in shallow water but are adaptable for garden planting if always kept moist. They enjoy regular feeding and will delight you with lovely large blooms on tall stems. Perennial

Japanese iris with flowers in vibrant candy-floss pink with gold hearts. Great cut flower.

Louisiana Iris. Ruffled ice blue with green line signal. These are moisture loving plants that can be grown in shallow water but are adaptable for garden planting if always kept moist. They enjoy regular feeding and will delight you with lovely large blooms on tall stems. Perennial

This iris is a delightful mid blue colour with a mid semi circle of white veining on hafts. Flowers in early summer. Siberian irises are known for their elegant, delicate flowers and disease resistance. Prefers sun or partial shade. Water throughout the season for best performance. Perennial.

Siberian Irises bloom before Japanese Irises but after Tall Bearded Irises.

A Louisiana Iris. Standards and falls soft rose pink, green signal ribbed deep rose, cream rim and reverse; style arms lemon, flushed rose pink; ruffled. While they love full sun they are also a moisture loving plant and likes shallow water. Perennial. Hybridizer, H Pryor 1995.

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.

Japanese ensata iris. The flowers are a velvety purple with yellow falls and are a great cut flower. Prefers a fertile, moist place in your garden.

Deep blue bitone is a beautiful cultivar, all petals are ruffled and a fine lilac rim and reverse. A clear yellow blotch overlaid with a golden steeple signal on falls. White style are, blushed violet. Mid to Late season. Hybridizer, H Pryor 2003.

This dainty Louisiana Iris has heavily ruffled, small white petals with lime green signals. Its style arms are apple green with white tips. When the flowers are still in bud they are a pretty lemon yellow. It blooms early to mid-season. Perennial.

This Iris was registered in 2002 and won the Western Australia regional trial garden award in 2003.

A hardy Louisiana Iris with beautiful lilac petals and a white rim which enhance the dark lilac signals with yellow stripes. Likes a sunny position either in bog areas or with ample compost and water till flowering. Perennial. Hybridizer, H Pryor 2001.

These are moisture loving plants can be grown in shallow water but are adaptable for garden planting if always kept moist.

A striking Louisiana iris with flowers that are ruffled and velvety and plum purple in colour. Flowers also have a spear-shaped gold signal. Bred by M Dunn 1993 and received an Honorable Mention from the American Iris society in 1998. Perennial.

Louisiana Iris. Dark ruby red, lemon rim and reverse, lemon spray pattern around strong time steeple signal on all petals. Style arms lemon tipped ruby red. These are moisture loving plants can be grown in shallow water but are adaptable for garden planting if always kept moist. Perennial

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

Japanese iris with huge drooping flowers. Pink and white speckling and small yellow falls. Great cut flower.