A teeny tiny little Bearded Iris.
This is a dear little iris for people that like little things.
Its name is Mary B. Its a Miniature dwarf bearded iris.
I am selling at least three rhizomes of it and they will be bare rooted, trimmed and labelled. Plenty of time for it to get its roots down over the summer and surprise you next season.
Suitable for a rockery and does well in pots....easier to keep track of in a pot. It only grows about 10 cms high and is one of the first bearded irises to flower with its pretty little silver grey and maroon blooms.
Bearded iris like the sun, and free draining soil. Have no problem with the frost. Don't like being saturated for a long time though.
Thanks for looking.
Pickup is in Kuripuni.
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