iris

Thanks for visiting the shop.
Unfortunately, we have had an issue with deer damaging our stock so we are taking preventative measures, and assessing the damage. Will reopen as soon as we can.

I am still contactable via email.
iain@borringtons.com - thanks Iain Bozier.
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    • Iris germanica ‘Desert Echo’

    • £12.00
    • Iris germanica 'Desert Echo' is a tall, bearded iris cultivar featuring ruffled, bright butter-yellow standards and creamy falls, heavily edged with dark maroon-purple plicata markings and an orange beard. Introduced in 1980, this striking perennial grows to roughly 90 cm (36 inches) and blooms in mid-to-late spring, thriving in full sun and well-drained soil.
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    • Iris pseudacorus (Flag Iris)

    • £3.95
    • Seed grown native flag Iris. Spring flowering, yellow with brown detail on large stems, deep green sword shaped leaves. The plants thrive best in damp conditions and grow in water margins developing rhizomes. The plants should be lifted every 3-5 years once they form clumps to maintain vigour. Mildly toxic but most (sensible) animals will avoid. Plants supplied in their…
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