(JI) Japanese Iris

Japanese iris require a slightly acid soil and present some of the most spectacular flowers of all the irises. Blooms are usually huge, ruffled and flat in form; some are marbled with gray or white. They bloom about a month after the TBs. Japanese hybridizers have worked with them for over 500 years. They compete for the Payne Medal. See also Cultivation of Japanese Iries.

Example: Diomedes

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Interested in Japanese Irises? Please visit the Society for Japanese Irises. Find information on joining the SJI, events and gardens, participate in the email robin and other Japanese Iris related activities.

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