Iris reticulata ‘Blue’ - iris pitic de primavara

Iris reticulata Blue is a variety of dwarf bulb iris, appreciated for its flowers in intense shades of blue-violet, with subtle yellow accents on the sepals. It blooms very early, often at the end of winter or the beginning of spring, being one of the first sources of color in the garden.

Botanical characteristics

• dwarf bulbous iris

• deep blue-violet flowers

• sepals with delicate yellow markings

• early flowering, sometimes immediately after snow melts

Growing conditions

• light: sun or partial shade

• soil: well-drained, slightly sandy; does not tolerate excess moisture

• watering: moderate

• minimum tolerance temperature: down to approximately -20°C

Advantages

• very early flowering

• intense color, with strong visual impact

• ideal for borders, rockeries, planters, and group planting

• suitable for naturalization

Notes

After flowering, the leaves should be left to dry naturally to restore the bulb.