Iris – perennials

Summer flowering from strong rhizomes
The group Iris perennials includes species such as Iris Germanica (bearded iris), Iris Siberica and Iris pseudacorus. These rhizome-forming irises offer impressive flowers in late spring and early summer, with a strong structure and long life. They are very suitable for borders, natural gardens and planting around water features. These plants combine ornamental value with ecological benefits and require little maintenance.
Perennial iris plants – structure, flowering and biodiversity
Iris as a perennial is valued for its stately form, showy flowers and versatility in garden design.
Bearded irises (Iris Germanica) offer showy flowers in many colours and love dry, sunny spots.
Siberian irises (Iris Siberica) are robust, elegant and like moist soils.
Iris pseudacorus even grows on waterfronts and can be used in ecological filter zones.
This group is ideal for landscaping, long-term planting and combination with grasses, geraniums or alliums.
Application:
Borders and flower boxes with height and texture
Natural and bee-friendly gardens
Waterside planting and rain-resistant zones ( data-start="3441" data-end="3454">pseudacorus)
Perennial plant combinations for sustainable gardens
Seasonal information – Iris perennials
Planting season:
Bearded iris: summer (July – September)
Siberica & pseudacorus:spring or autumn
Flowering: May – July (depending on species)
Category: Perennial / summer flowering
Location:
Climate:
Hardy to -25 °C or more
Drought-resistant (Germanica) or wet soils (pseudacorus)
Suitable for moderate, rural and urban use