10 starter Plants Random Mixture Tall Bearded Iris Freshly Dug

German Iris Mix. A selection of iris blooms you are sure to adore! Firm well and water thoroughly. Planting Depth:1″ deep. This mix features big, beautiful blooms in an array of shades, perfect for adding interest to fence lines, foundation plantings, focal points and cutting gardens.

Fresh Sprouted Mixed BEARDED IRIS RHIZOME Bulbs (Choose your size)

I have loved Iris ever since I was a child in my Mother’s garden. We have a mix of Historic and newer bearded Iris. These are some of the Iris I have planted on our farm over the years. These photos are from our farm in Southern Oklahoma. You’ll receive a nice variety of Irises. I have all my iris mixed together. I will pick iris from a couple different places in my gardens to get a nice mix of colors. We do not ship to California, Alaska or Hawaii. Zone 3-9

5x MIXED VARIETIES/COLORS IRIS Bulbs/Rhizomes FRESH

This lot contains a mixture of 5x Iris rhizomes. This is a random pick from the ones in the photos and a few more types that are not photographed. Freshly dug These are all very hardy, heat, drought and freeze tolerant. Extremely easy to care for and multiply quickly. 1# !! Gardeners favorite!!! Fast shipping!! From Oklahoma where we have the most extreme weather every season. These plants will tolerate the harshest conditions and the worst soil. They can go without water for long periods. I am confident that you will enjoy these beautiful blooms for years to come. Thank you for looking. Soil Rich, fertile soil with excellent drainage. Position Full sun. Frost tolerant Excellent. Most popular garden irises are hardy to -25F (-32C). Feeding Topdress with rich compost in mid spring, after new growth appears. Fertilize with a liquid fertilizer in midsummer. Spacing Single Plants:11″ (30cm) each way (minimum) Rows:7″ (20cm) with 1′ 1″ (35cm) row gap (minimum) Sow and Plant Plant shallow, so that the rhizomes are barely covered with soil. Allow 12in (30cm) between large-flowered bearded irises. Harvesting Cut irises for arrangements as soon as the buds show good color; they will continue to open indoors. As the flowers fade in the garden, trim them off with scissors or pruning shears.