Iris Aureo Variegata
Iris EYE-ris
Few gardens would be complete without some representation of Iris. Grassy, sword-shaped leaves forming clumps. Most prefer a rich, well-drained soil with plenty of water during flowering. The flowers have six petals, three upright petals (called standards) and three hanging petals (called falls). A fuzzy line or beard runs down the middle of each fall.
Description
pallida ‘Aureo-Variegata’:
Zone 4 Height: 24”/Spread: 18 Bloom Time: May-June
Rich 4” lavender-blue flowers top 32” vertical gold and green blades in early summer. Very fragrant.
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