Bearded Iris Large clump in pot - IRWELL ACE. SOLD.
This iris has been potted up since last season so there is quite a number of rhizomes in it. It had two lovely flower stalks which have just finished.
It will enjoy being able to stretch its legs once in the ground.
Name: Irwell Ace. A NZ bred iris, bred by the late Ron Busch.
Description....Golden standards, with golden falls edged with a wide band of maroon. Lovely ruffled blooms. A strong reliable grower.
Bearded iris like the sun, and also don't mind being frosted. They give good structure in the garden even when they are not flowering.
$15.50 with the pot and $14.50 without the pot.
Thanks for looking.
Pickup is in Kuripuni.
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