Dwarf Iris Guide: How to Grow & Care for “Iris Reticulata”
2023年2月6日 · Whether on a flowerbed by the paths, near a pond or in a rock garden, the Dwarf Iris is especially impressive when planted in groups of at least three. Considered thoughtful gifts, easy to plant and take care of, the Dwarf Iris is an ideal plant for someone without too much experience in gardening.
Dwarf Iris | Small Iris – Schreiner's Gardens
Also known as Patio Iris, these cute rascals (5 to 15 inches in height) produce perfectly formed flowers in miniature, making them ideal for potting and placement on patios, decks, and balconies. Hence the moniker Patio Iris.
Iris reticulata (Dwarf Iris) - Gardenia
Iris reticulata, commonly known as reticulated iris, netted iris, or dwarf iris, is a species of flowering plant in the family Iridaceae. Native to Russia, the Caucasus, and northern Iran, it’s a winter-hardy, bulbous perennial that adds a delightful touch of beauty to gardens and containers.
Dwarf Crested Iris - How To Care For A Dwarf Iris Plant
2023年2月27日 · In fact, most dwarf irises only reach about 6 to 8 inches (15-20.5 cm.) tall, making them ideal for borders or even edging. These tiny wildflower wonders spread through underground rhizomatous stems, filling the garden with their lovely spring blooms.
Iris ‘Pixie’ (Dwarf Iris) - Gardenia
Dwarf Iris 'Pixie', Iris reticulata 'Pixie'. A sport of Iris ‘Harmony’, award-winner Iris ‘Pixie’ is a terrific Dwarf Iris with vibrant violet-blue flowers, 2.5 in. wide (7 cm), beautifully adorned with white and gold markings in the falls.
Growing Guides: How to Grow Dwarf Iris Bulbs - DutchGrown
Dwarf Iris flowers are one of the first types of blooms to announce the start of Spring. They are compact plants that reach only 6 inches tall, and grow in shades of blue and yellow. Danfordiae is the only yellow dwarf iris variety.
Planting Mini Iris Bulbs | Growing Specie Iris
Growing Mini Wildflower Iris (Iris reticulata or Specie Iris) Dwarf Iris are among the earliest bloomers in our gardens. Popping up in late winter to very early spring on sturdy stems and only 4-6” tall, they are perfect to plant with early Crocus, Snowdrops (Galanthus) and Scilla.