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Snake Head Iris
By Siris
23 Feb, 2019
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Hermodactylus has strap-like leaves. Easy from seed.
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It's stunning.
23 Feb, 2019
Karen, get some bulbs first, from a local garden centre, then bulk up from seed, that's quicker.
24 Feb, 2019
That is a beauty Sue ...
24 Feb, 2019
Thanks Sue. I will.
24 Feb, 2019
Nearly sent for some of these, such unusual colours......but resisted the temptation.....!!
24 Feb, 2019
It is interesting .... but needs placing with a pale background so the flowers show up and those thin strappy leaves are about a foot in length. I've got mine around the front of a brick edging so those leaves just lie on the path not on other vegetation. In a planter might be an idea so the leaves just droop over the edge.
25 Feb, 2019
I sure like that! and it's easy from seed.
1 Mar, 2019
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That is so lovely. I will get some seed!
23 Feb, 2019