48 results for "Iris, Spiced Tiger" between $2.00 and $50.00

Standards honey-tan splashed white. Falls mahogany streaked white.

In June, Flying Tiger’s tall, upright clumps of strappy green leaves are crowned with large pale flowers tinged and veined with violet. The 3' plants are a lovely sight along edges of a water garden. Bestowed with the Award of Garden Merit from the Royal Horticultural Society. Part to full shade.

‘Tiger Honey’ Bearded Iris An intricate pattern of dappling similar to ‘Batik’. Standards are a subtle blend of honey yellow and creamy white, while falls are a more defined dapple of cream and butterscotch. LS, 34-36". NEW! For early shipment only. Final order deadline for this item is Friday, August 12.

Snap shots are simply stunning that has the "Camera Iris" effect. The 3-D precut sheets are specially designed that included banners and tags which will help finish off your projects. The images are from international award winning photographer Istvan Kadar. These 3D sheets require no cutting, just press out the shapes and layer them with foam tabs or 3D glue according to the number. They are so fast and look perfect every time. Manufacturer: N/A MPN: SS9004 SKU: SS9004 Condition: New

Tiger Honey prefers full sun, but will tolerate a little afternoon shade. It can also be used in difficult banks and preventing erosion. Tiger Honey blooms in the spring and then again in the fall. The Iris Tiger Honey, Iris x germanica 'Tiger Honey' is a fragrant reblooming bearded iris that has yellow flowers with streaks of white in the petals. With a velvety texture and beautiful sword-shaped foliage, it has a plant height of 32". Price may be subject to availability and demand. It prefers...

Top quality landscaper grade bulbs, 8 cm size. The Eye of the Tiger Ducth Iris are a striking additon to any garden with its tall, interesting flower cluster. It blooms in late spring and grows to a height of 18-24". Plant in full sun, 4" deep, 3" apart in cluster of 15-30 bulbs for full color. With our Landscaper quantities you will be able to economically flood your garden with color.

You will roar with excitement when you plant Eye of the Tiger Dutch Iris in your garden. This beautiful two-toned variety has rich purple petals offset by a burnt yellow throat that multiply rapidly each year. Dutch Iris has long been a favorite cut flower for florists and gardeners alike. 7-8cm bulbs. This plant blooms in late spring to early summer.

Rounded standards violet veined darker, style arms butterfly blue bordered white with french blue midrib; crest violet; Falls blue aging more violet, large bright yellow signal with purple viens surrounded by blue and white. Falls ruffled, slight fragrance. HM10

The heather-scented hills of the Scottish highlands come to life in a mesmerizing novel about a wickedly disturbing man who transforms a hardheaded businesswoman into a willing slave of passion.

(Tankesley-Clarke 2003) EE 2-3" Pale yellow w/ brown spot on f.

The Dutch iris are deciduous hybrids of three species of bulbous iris which include Iris xiphium, Iris tingitana, and Iris filifolia. Iris 'Eye of the Tiger' bursts forth in mid-April with 2' tall flower stalks, each topped with amazing flowers composed of 3 upright dark blue-purple petals and 3 violet-veined horizontal petals, each highlighted with a bright yellow central blotch...a hummingbird delight. We have found Dutch Iris to be superb, carefree plants when grown in well-drained soils. They...

We use a roll laminator, into which the flattened poster is fed. The machine heats the laminate to melt the glue prior to the laminate touching the poster so there is no direct heat in contact with the poster. The laminate is adhered to the front & back of the poster through a set of high pressure rollers to be finished.

Pink with maroon spots. These hardy naturalizers will grow to 3' to 4' tall. Bulb size: 14/16 cm. June-August. HZ: 4-8.