Iris sibirica

Meanwhile, at the better end of the garden, the Iris are looking suddenly glorious! It’s hardly flowered for the last five years, i divided it back then and it never really flowered as well. Possibly the wet May has helped as we’ve had very dry springs previous years. I left the self seeded foxgloves last autumn and they have grown well too.

Irises always sulk a year or two after transplanting

My irises are flowering for the first time in 5 years too

Love the color combination

I have 2 lots of iris about to flower, they were a surprise find as I thought they were amongst my 'killed it' list.

It’s strange for me too, it’s a good year for the Iris, some I hadn’t seen in awhile. And we live in different climates. 🤔🌞

@richard.spicer.7906....... Wonderful colour Richard....... Spectacular.

Fabulous colour Richard. My irises have been poor for a couple of years. I have one ready to pop Yay 🎉

They are lovely so tall and proud what a show🤗

More signs of life, these #iris have responded well to their recent division.

#newgrowth

Divided a very large clump of Siberian Iris into about 9 pieces. I don't think it had previously been touched in years! 😳 - hoping for a good display next year 👍🏼

Divided 15th November

You have been busy 😊👍

They'll look amazing

#division

#iris

👌🏻😊

Thanks @kathy 😊

I need help identifying this plant

That looks like Montbretia to me... Does it have orange flowers?

Hi Justin, I recall they were purple like an iris. I have got some Montbretia and the leaves look a lot wider than these. I think it will be flowering in a few weeks so I'll post some more pics soon

Maybe they're the miniature Iris?

Or Katherine Hodgkin variety... Take a look at mine and see if flower is same...

Okey doke, I'll check it out 👍

Definitely an iris of some sort...

Finally found out what this was, after seeing some very similar Iris at RHS Wisley today 😁

👏👏👏

#iris