Yellow Flag Iris | Iris pseudacorus

Yellow Flag Iris | Iris pseudacorusThis UK native species is also known as the Yellow Flag Iris, and has the classic 'fleur de lis' flower shape. Flowers are a golden butterscotch yellow with delicate brown or violet veining Attracts pollinating insects including bees Long flowering from May to July Ideal for growing in the shallow edges of your pond or on shallow planting shelves within it Irises are the perfect plants to encourage insects like damselflies and dragonflies to your

are dwarf flowering plants with fragrant

crumble and jam

It does not require pruning unless branches are diseased or damaged

These flowers have an ethereal quality

as well as a lone standing tree on your patio

with a distinctive red edge

bell-shaped blooming plants that are perennial herbaceous flowers grown from bulbs

Sown where it is to flower

Yellow Mustard - Sinapis hirta

Wondering what to do with your doorstep citrus fruit

They look very effective when planted with echinaceas

Our mix of 9cm potted Acer Shrubs will bring a vibrant array of colour in Spring and continue to show its beautiful shades all the way through to Autumn