Iris pseudacorus bastardii

Iris pseudacorus bastardiiThis popular iris variety is highly prized for its delicate pale, creamy yellow flowers with bright golden contrasting stamens. The name 'bastardii' refers to a plant with an unusual shape or size in this case the flowers are open and have no dark markings on the falls they are also subtly scented. Flowers from May to July Broad green foliage attracts pollinators and other wildlife to your garden Ideal for growing in the shallow edges of your pond or

Spectacular daisy-like blooms in a wide range of pastel colours

bushy tree once mature

semi-double petalled flowers

they make superb cut flowers for the home

place it in water for a few weeks until roots grow

As it matures

leaving roughly eight stems that didn't fruit (these will be green in colour) to grow next year

its elegant stems are crowned with soft orange blooms for a delightful show

The tree will start fruiting after two years with an ultimate height of just under 2m

Red Windsor is also known as 'Sweet Lilibet'

With good vigour throughout the season this high quality variety produces uniform bulbs with silky skins and a golden yellow colour

Traditionally one of the earliest of summer vegetables