Beautiful botanical iris of purple color enhanced by yellow and black spots. Superb in rockeries, borders or planters.

Planting Dutch Iris

Planted in light, humus-rich soil, the iris will nevertheless tolerate a simple bed of sand thrown at the bottom of its planting hole in harder soil.
Plant in fall and spring to obtain flowers from late spring and throughout summer. BEDROOMS: plant the bulbs, even if they have started, with the point at the top, 10-15 cm apart and 10-15 cm deep. Water copiously and then regularly: a few small frequent waterings rather than one big watering too far apart.
BOUQUETS: the originality of its shape and its bright colors make it a very popular flower in the composition of varied bouquets. As soon as the floret opens, carefully cut at the base of the stem and immediately put in water.