Water lilies look marvellous in every garden, park or other green area with water reservoir. They enchant with their beauty, are easy to cultivate and provide opportunity of diverse use according to personal likings. Water lilies are a very diversified group, however they all share one feature – lilies are wonderful decoration of ponds, waterholes and any other body of water. With their presence reservoir becomes vivid and more natural.
The plants which you can see below are water irises, commonly admired for their unique beauty. They can come in various colours and make your pond much more vivid. They can be yellow, purple, blue, white or red, to mention but a few. One of them is Iris pseudacorus, whose name suggest that it is often mistaken with Acorus calamus. It is because both plants have very similar leaves which resemble a sword.
Another water plant offered here is Iris sibirica. Its name suggests that it originates from Siberia, but it is not the only area where it can be found. This rhizomatous herbaceous perennial is also popular in many European countries and in the Central Asia. It can take various shades of violet and blue and it has a branched stem.
Iris pseudacorus Yellow iris Strong growth iris with narrow green leaves .Flowers magnificent pale yellow . height 60-100 cm .Well grows in sun or partial shade at the edge of the pond and water to 40cm. deep, blooms V-VI
Strong growth iris with long erect leaves striped yellowish-white. . Magnificent pale yellow flowers grow in sun or partial shade at the edge of the pond and water to 40cm.gł.
Iris pseudacorus 'Creme de la Creme' Very interesting variety of yellow iris,with cream flowers can be planted as his yellow brother in shallow water or at any place a little more moist ,as any water iris very well performs the functions of purifying water
Iris louisiana 'Blue Louisiana Irises are a group of hybrids derived from Iris fulva, giganticaerulea and Hexagona.Louisiana irises are water plants
Iris louisiana 'Black Gamecock Louisiana Irises are a group of hybrids derived from Iris fulva, giganticaerulea and Hexagona.Louisiana irises are water plants
Siberian iris is an herbaceous perennial plant growing to 50-120 cm tall. The leaves are glaucous green, narrow and fairly rigid, blade-shaped, 40-80 cm long and 2-4 cm broad.
Iris sibirica "Ruffled Velvet" growing to 60-70 cm tall This mid-sized selection has rich, velvety deep purple flowers with gold markings
Iris louisiana "Ann Chowning" produces intense velvety red flowers with deep yellow highlights. Height - 60-80 cm