See below for several more of here favorites. This variety is a dwarf tall bearded iris with yellow blooms. The petals have a white and deep purple veined pattern that makes for a bold contrast on ...

A 32-inch bearded iris named Judy Mogil sports large blooms in a flattened form with lavender blue standards and an irregular ...

It’s probably not that common in people’s gardens but if you have a pond or bog garden then you should have some yellow flag ...

Bearded irises are equipped with the fuzzy feature; beardless varieties are not. Self -- An iris whose petals are all one color. Variegata -- A bloom with yellow or near-yellow standards and ...

In fact, if you drive through a neighborhood that is blanketed by a buttery yellow, tall bearded variety of iris, that would probably be ours! We also have a variety that was generously shared ...

People who grow bearded iris are inherently interested in the process ... I wonder whether white and yellow — beloved by many — are too light to sustain such bold architecture.

Yellow falls offset the light bluish-purple ... It is widely considered one of the hardiest of the bearded iris types. Better yet, in mild zones, the foliage will remain nearly year-round.

Tall bearded irises are among the most dramatically beautiful ... Japanese Poppies (Papaver orientale). Yellow Flag: Its botanical name is Iris pseudacorus and if you have a wet spot on your ...

The German or bearded iris needs the cold to mature tall spikes ... the peacock iris tolerates dry soil conditions and opens white blossoms with yellow to orange or blue to purple markings.

All three gardens had bearded irises and Siberian varieties ... Iris add color just before the perennials begin to pop in A yellow Siberian iris next to Sugar Rush was just beginning to open.