Iris
Iris is a large genus of close to 300 species in the iris family, Iridaceae. The word iris is from Greek and means rainbow, which refers to the colourful flowers of species in the genus. Nearly all species are native to temperate regions in the northern hemisphere where they grow in varied habitats, from dry alpine conditions, to meadows and marshes.
Harlequin blueflag is a medium sized perennial with reddish purple flowers.
Hungarian iris is a low growing iris with yellow and white flowers with brown veining.
Siberian flag is a tall iris with blue flowers.
Dwarf arctic iris is a low growing perennial with lilac flowers.
Bristle-pointed iris is a medium tall perennial with blue-violet flowers.
Yellow iris is a tall perennial with yellow flowers that grows best in wet soil.
A variety of English iris with flowers in a mixture of white, yellow, bronze and blue flowers.
English iris is a medium height perennial with blue flowers.
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