What's the largest Iris blossom? Photos?

12 months ago

I like ALL the Iris I have...but...I'm soooooooooooo impressed by the SIZE of the blooms of my white Iris. How many more LARGE blooming...and RUFFLED Iris do you know of? Photos?

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L Clark (zone 4 WY)
12 months ago
last modified: 12 months ago
Beautiful white

This is Dusky Challenger from today. Just endured a horrendous wind event. one sturdy plant
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roxanna
12 months ago
My irises badly need lifting & dividing, and have not bloomed well at all this year. But the largest ones I have seen seem to be many offered by Schreiner's catalog. So gorgeous.
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cecily 7A
12 months ago
Get thee to Schreiners is what I was thinking also ;)
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roxanna
11 months ago
last modified: 11 months ago
I adore bearded irises, but once the bloom is over, what do folk do?? The broad leaves are handsome in their own right, nicely vertical and usually very clean. But the end of bloom does leave a bit of a vacuum visually (altho Mother Nature does fill that vacuum quickly with a plethora of weeds, bless her little heart).

What suggestions for companion plantings?? For later in the summer... Help!
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nicole
Original Author
11 months ago
Hi @roxanna, First to bloom are the Daffodils. Then the ground Phlox & Columbines. Then the Iris. Next to bloom in my garden...Asiatic and Turks Cap lilies.