Irises are traditional and popular garden dwellers. They have a long history; supposedly, they were grown by the Celts, and in the Middle Ages, they became a heraldic symbol. Today, we especially enjoy their diversity. Among the cultivars, you will find flowers in shades ranging from pure white and soft pink to deep yellow and even a dark purple that borders on black. These perennial plants love the sun and well-drained soil, where they spread easily and bloom reliably. Many varieties also have a beautiful, sweet fragrance, which you will appreciate not only in the flower bed but at home as well. Irises are excellent for cutting; they stay fresh in a vase for up to a week and bring a touch of spring freshness into your interior.

Iris germanica

Iris germanica

Iris germanica

Iris germanica

Iris germanica