Iris ensata 'Variegata'
Japanese Iris
Large, flat purple flowers. Broad sword-shaped foliage is often branched with a conspicuously raised midrib. Beautiful variegated whitish-yellow and green leaves.
Growing & Maintenance Tips
Requires an acid soil that is abundantly moist during the growing season. Planting depth is best at 2-3" below soil level. Fountains, pools, streams, particularly where a reflection in the water is possible. Suitable in a border, or en masse.
Interesting Information
Iris is Greek for rainbow.
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Polemonium yezoense(Jacob's Ladder 'Purple Rain') |
Persicaria polymorpha(Knotweed ) |
Thalictrum rochebrunianum(Meadow Rue ) |
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