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Iris Bulbs - Description
- Qty: 20 Iris Bulbs
- Fully Grown Size: 10cm - 15cm
- In Bloom: February - March
- Flower Colour: Mixed Shades of Blue, Purple and Violet
- Sow: September - November
- Variety: Mixed Iris reticulata
- Dwarf Reticulata Iris Collection
- This beautiful collection of Iris reticulata varieties produces an eye-catching mix of vibrant blue, violet and purple flowers, each highlighted with striking yellow markings. These compact early spring bloomers are perfect for adding welcome colour to the garden after winter and thrive in borders, rockeries and patio containers.
Iris Bulbs - Uses
- Produces one of the earliest displays of spring colour.
- Ideal for rockeries, borders and raised beds.
- Perfect for patio pots, window boxes and alpine gardens.
- Excellent for naturalising beneath deciduous trees and shrubs.
- Plant in generous groups for a vibrant spring display.
- Combines beautifully with crocuses, snowdrops and miniature daffodils.
- Suitable for containers and gravel gardens.
- Returns reliably each year with very little maintenance.
Iris Bulbs - How to Grow
- See our blog on how to sow and care for bulbs.
- Choose a sunny or partially shaded planting location.
- To prepare planting hole:
- Use a garden hand trowel, dibber or bulb planter.
- Depth: Approximately 8cm - 10cm deep.
- Spacing: 8cm - 10cm apart.
- Soil: Fertile, well-drained soil. Improve heavy soils with horticultural grit or sand where drainage is poor.
- Plant bulbs with the pointed end facing upwards.
- Cover with soil and firm gently.
- Water thoroughly after planting.
- Feed with poultry manure or a balanced fertiliser once foliage appears.
- Allow foliage to die back naturally after flowering so the bulbs store energy for the following season.
- Leave bulbs undisturbed to naturalise and enjoy increasingly colourful spring displays.
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