Iris pseudac. ‘Variegata’ / 2L

Iris pseudac. ‘Variegata’

Iris pseudac. ‘Variegata’, commonly known as iris, is an ornamental perennial chosen for its reliable performance and decorative effect in garden borders or containers. It contributes colour, texture, or structure depending on the variety.

After around five years of growth, this plant typically reaches: Bearded forms often reach 6090 cm tall with a spread of 4050 cm after 5 years.

Recommended compost for planting: For bearded iris, use a free-draining, gritty compost; avoid heavy, wet soils.

Key Features:

• Habit: Herbaceous perennial forming an attractive clump or spreading mound.
• Season of interest: Provides colour or foliage interest during the main growing season.
• Garden uses: Suitable for mixed borders, perennial beds, and many varieties also perform well in containers.
• Maintenance: Generally low maintenance; remove spent flowers and tidy old growth as needed.

Iris pseudac. ‘Variegata’ is a dependable choice for adding long-lasting interest and character to planting schemes.