Duch iris

Dutch iris (scientific name: Iris × hollandica) is a horticultural species (originates from the Netherlands) and is a cold-tolerant bulbous plant in the family Iridaceae. Usually, an iris is this dutch iris. It is a representative variety of the bulbous iris bred in the Netherlands. It was bred by multiplying the basic species of the Spanish iris (Iris xiphium) with other irises. It blooms in the spring and early summer. It is smaller in height than German Iris (scientific name:Iris germania), and the flowers are simple, but it produces elegant flowers.

Generic name: Dutch Iris, scientific name: Iris× hollandica, also known as: IRIS ,IRIS Holland, origin: horticultural varieties (parent's Mediterranean), environment: somewhat dry location height: 50-80 cm, leaf, Sword-shaped, left-right asymmetric flower, flower diameter: 6 - 10 cm, flowering time: April-May, flower color: blue, purple, yellow, white, red, peach, double-color and uses: cut flowers, Planted garden, Park, plant pot