Bearded Irises potted. $10 per pot.
These irises have wintered over outside in their pots so are acclimatised to Wairarapa conditions.
The plants in the ground are just beginning to move after their winter rest , so bare rooted rhizomes are not an option this month, but these potted ones could be slipped gently into a well drained sunny position in your garden and they won't know they've been moved.
The potted plants not in flower are the actual pots you would be buying..
$10.00 per pot.
All the irises are tall ones apart from one dwarf one , the one labelled Making Eyes. It’s the second to last one in the photos.
The pots are labelled and should be in the same order as the photos.
Pickup is in Kuripuni
Thanks for looking.
PS I had to delete some of the pics of potted plants as the size of all the photos was too big.
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