The palest sky-blue dwarf Iris, which looks as though it has been painted and splashed with blue ink. Iris ‘Sheila Ann Germaney’ unfurls its sweet, feathery blooms during February and March when a pop of colour is most welcome in the garden. A strong streak of bold yellow on the falls complements the subtle blue tones perfectly.

Plant the bulbs in groups in autumn, into well-drained soil which remains moist in spring. The bulbs can be allowed to dry out in the summer months and should never be waterlogged.

Excellent for container planting. Place pots and vessels near a doorway or at a raised level for maximum enjoyment.