Iris ensata
(Japanese iris)
These are what most gardener's consider as water irises, but they are not. This Japanese iris, prized in Japan for the lovely drooping soft purple flowers, were traditionally grown in ground that was flooded, but then drained. The upright, mid-green, slender leaves look great after the many stems of flowers have finished blooming.
These are what most gardener's consider as water irises, but they are not. This Japanese iris, prized in Japan for the lovely drooping soft purple flowers, were traditionally grown in ground that was flooded, but then drained. The upright, mid-green, slender leaves look great after the many stems of flowers have finished blooming.
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