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- Genus: Ipheion
- Species: uniflorum subsp tandiliense
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- Family: Alliaceae
- Category: Perennials
- Price: £6.00
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Hardy vigorous summer deciduous clump forming bulbous perennial with narrow strap like onion scented leaves. Star shaped perfumed white tinged pale blue flowers 15cm (6 in) tall in winter to spring. Sun to light shade in ordinary garden soil.
- Genus: Iris
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- Name: 'Annabel Jane'
- Common Name: Bearded iris
- Family: Iridaceae
- Category: Perennials
- Price: £7.50
- Difficult Spots: Well drained soil, full sun,
Vigorous, tall 1.2m (4 feet) bearded iris, in late spring and early summer bears perfumed lilac flowers. Sunny dry position, do not plant deep. Severe discomfort if eaten, sap may irritate skin.
- Genus: Iris
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- Name: 'Benton Deidre'
- Common Name: Bearded iris
- Family: Iridaceae
- Category: Perennials
- Price: £7.50
- Difficult Spots: Well drained soil, full sun,
Hardy clump forming perennial with a very unusual flower of pale pink & cream with veined petals with a yellow beard. Sunny dry position, do not plant deep. Reaches 75cm (30 inches). Severe discomfort if eaten, sap may irritate skin.
- Genus: Iris
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- Name: 'Blue Rhythm'
- Common Name: Bearded iris
- Family: Iridaceae
- Category: Perennials
- Price: £7.50
- Difficult Spots: Well drained soil, full sun,
Hardy erect clump forming plant with clear bright blue/violet falls & paler standards & yellow beard. Sunny well drained site, do not plant deep. Reaches 60cm (2 feet). Severe discomfort if eaten, sap may irritate skin.
- Genus: Iris
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- Name: 'Dancer's Veil'
- Common Name: Bearded iris
- Family: Iridaceae
- Category: Perennials
- Price: £7.50
- Difficult Spots: Well drained soil, full sun,
Hardy clump forming deciduous perennial with glamorous blue-purple blended with white flowers. Sunny well drained position, do not plant deep. Severe discomfort if eaten, sap may irritate skin.