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Have you tried one of the dwarf bearded iris yet? If not, you've got to! This particular variety 'Boo', is white in color with bold deep purple splotches on the falls. Like other dwarf bearded iris, 'Boo' blooms slightly earlier than standard-size iris and adds a nice height variety in your spring garden! Blooms Mid Spring. Perennial in Zones 4 - 9. Iris pumila bulb size No.1 Rhizome.
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Love bearded iris but want to add some variety and interest to your garden? Why not try one of the new dwarf bearded iris! The 'Boo' Dwarf Bearded Iris blooms slightly earlier than the normal bearded iris and grows to a cute, petite size that is sure to surprise you! Its white falls are adorned by dark purple splashes.
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The 'Cantab' Iris is a gorgeous flax blue flower with a splash of yellow in the center of the open petal. This petite and delicate iris is extremely early flowering and blooms with a lsight fragrance. It is perfect for forcing, rock gardens, woodlands, fronts of borders and will do well in all types of well-drained soil. Blooms Early Spring. Perennial in Zones 3 - 8. Iris reticulata bulb size 5/6 cm.
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Model: 06430345. Shipping Weight: 1lbs.
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Very small, extremely early flowering, fragrant iris that are perfect for forcing, rock gardens, woodlands, fronts of borders or creative 'lawn art'; performs well in all types of soil as long as it's well-drained; late winter to early spring; 4"-8"; zones 3-9; bulb size 6+cm unless noted otherwise.
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Iris - Dwarf - Cantab
The Dwarf Iris 'Cantab', Iris, has vivid cobalt blue petals turning lighter at the center, with attractive yellow and white markings. Very easy to force, and great for borders or rock gardens. Bulb size: 5+ cm in circumference. Iris prefer moist, well-drained soil in full sun, but will tolerate some afternoon shade. These Iris need plenty of water throughout the season to continue to look their best. The Iris has many uses. Best used around pools, ponds and water gardens, and for mass plantings....
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The Danford Dwarf Dutch Iris is a cheerful yellow and adds bright early perennial color for any wildflower or rock garden. These are one of most commonly planted wild dwarf irises. They are dependably hardy in the zones as shown, and they have such large flowers for their height. They are a delight to see with their sunny cheer in very early spring, often even before the last snow has melted. Blooms Early Spring. Perennial in Zones 3 - 8. Iris danfordiae bulb size 5/6 cm.
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This petite irs is sure to turn heads! 'Lady in Red' is truly a delight with its brilliant colors and cute size. Like other Dwarf Bearded Iris, 'Lady in Red' blooms slightly earlier than the standard iris and makes a great accent in cutflower arrangements! Blooms Mid Spring. Perennial in Zones 4 - 9. Iris pumila bulb size No.1 Rhizome.
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Have you tried one of the dwarf bearded iris yet? If not, you've got to! This particular variety 'Boo', is white in color with bold deep purple splotches on the falls. Like other dwarf bearded iris, 'Boo' blooms slightly earlier than standard-size iris an
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Very small, extremely early flowering, fragrant iris that are perfect for forcing, rock gardens, woodlands, fronts of borders or creative 'lawn art'; performs well in all types of soil as long as it's well-drained; late winter to early spring; 4"-8"; zones 3-9; bulb size 6+cm unless noted otherwise.
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This cute little standard dwarf bearded iris has light yellow standards and falls with a white beard. It blooms early in the season and can rebloom in the fall.
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Love bearded iris but want to add some variety and interest to your garden? Why not try one of the new dwarf bearded iris! The 'Lady in Red' Dwarf Bearded Iris blooms slightly earlier than the normal bearded iris and grows to a cute, petite size. Its blooms are a striking magenta color and look great in fresh floral bouquets!
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144 labels per set, each measuring approximately 1 1/2" x 1 3/4"
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One of our smallest native Irises, the Dwarf Crested Iris has bearded, light blue flowers resembling a miniature Iris. Two- to three-inch flowers appear in April and May on stems less than 4 inches tall. The flattened Iris-like foliage remains gracefully curled and attractive throughout the growing season and could be used as a ground cover. This species does best in very light shade and on well-drained slopes of average soil. The flowering period is relatively short, lasting only 1 to 2 weeks, but...
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Miniture Dwarf Bearded Iris
has stalks less than 10" tall. Bloom very, very early in the season
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Very small, extremely early flowering, fragrant iris that are perfect for forcing, rock gardens, woodlands, fronts of borders or creative 'lawn art'; performs well in all types of soil as long as it's well-drained; late winter to early spring; 4"-8"; zones 3-9; bulb size 6+cm unless noted otherwise.
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Native of eastern North America, once established, they are carefree, cheery groundcovers for the woodland garden, rocky wooded slopes, bluffs and stream banks.
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Dwarf Iris Mix
Dwarf Iris Mix contains three or more of the above miniature early spring delights.
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Average height 10'' beautiful blue flower in spring. A good kusomono subject or bonsai companion plant or in the ground as a landscape addition.
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Wild Iris reticulata Joyce
Iris reticulata is famous for big flowers on tiny plants, standing only about 4 to 6" high. The variety "Joyce" is the most famous sky blue cultivar of the species. They are super winter-hardy, and dependably perennial, so are the perfect dwarf iris for a wildflower or rock garden planting. These little wild irises are the true harbingers of spring. All wild gardens should include them.
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IRIS Dwarf Rockgarden (reticulata) Cantab Short 6-8" Vivid blue petals, lighter center, yellow and white markings. Blooms February/March. 20 bulbs size 5+ cm. BIRCT
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