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- Genus: Iris
- Species: ensata
- Name: 'Angel Mountain'
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- Family: Iridaceae
- Category: Perennials
- Price: £12.50
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Hardy deciduous rhizomatous beardless Japanese iris. Flattish ruffled white flowers dusted with violet on stems up to 102cm (40 in) tall in June. Moist but well drained soil, sun to partial shade. Severe discomfort if ingested, sap may irritate skin.
- Genus: Iris
- Species: ensata
- Name: 'Bellender Blue'
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- Family: Iridaceae
- Category: Perennials
- Price: £12.50
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Hardy deciduous rhizomatous beardless Japanese iris. Dark violet blue flowers with a yellow signal on stems up to 120cm (57 in) tall in June. Moist but well drained soil, sun to partial shade. Severe discomfort if ingested, sap may irritate skin.
- Genus: Iris
- Species: ensata
- Name: 'Butterflies in Flight'
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- Family: Iridaceae
- Category: Perennials
- Price: £12.50
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Hardy deciduous rhizomatous beardless Japanese iris. White flowers heavily veined with violet and violet styles and yellow signal on stems up to 107cm (42 in) tall in June. Moist but well drained soil, sun to partial shade. Severe discomfort if ingested, sap may irritate skin.
- Genus: Iris
- Species: ensata
- Name: 'Craola Kiss'
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- Family: Iridaceae
- Category: Perennials
- Price: £12.50
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Hardy deciduous rhizomatous beardless Japanese iris. Red-violet halo, veins and edges over a white background and yellow signal with six falls on stems up to 84cm (33 in) tall in June. Moist but well drained soil, sun to partial shade. Severe discomfort if ingested, sap may irritate skin.
- Genus: Iris
- Species: ensata
- Name: 'First Act'
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- Family: Iridaceae
- Category: Perennials
- Price: £10.00
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Hardy deciduous rhizomatous beardless Japanese iris. Red-wine self with six falls and yellow signals on stems up to 86cm (34 in) tall in late May/early June. Moist but well drained soil, sun to partial shade. Severe discomfort if ingested, sap may irritate skin.