In this discounted offer for you, de Jager has brought together five distinctive varieties:

Alida

Magical Iris reticulata are some of the first bulbs to flower in late winter and pale blue ‘Alida’ is an excellent variety for adding a welcome splash of colour to the garden. Silky, sky-blue petals unfurl in February and March, Iris reticulata Alida features white and deeper blue flecks on their falls, with a contrasting, sunny streak of yellow.

North Star

Produces elegant creamy-white flowers softly shading to warm yellow at the centre, with delicate blue spotting at the base of each bloom. The refined colouring of Iris reticulata ‘North Star’ brings freshness and subtle detail to early-spring pots, rockeries, alpine beds, and sunny garden borders.

J.S. Dijt

Perfect for adding a classy touch of rich, velvety colour to the garden in early spring. Grassy foliage appears in winter, from which the bewitching blooms appear in February and March. Petals of deep, opulent purple are splashed with a white blotch on their falls and a striking golden streak.

Pixie

 A pretty and petite Iris, ‘Pixie’ belongs to the reticulata family and stands just 15 cm tall, making it an excellent choice for spring containers. The superb flowers bloom in an eye-catching shade of violet-blue, featuring a white patch and bright yellow mid-rib on their falls. Holder of the prestigious RHS Recommended Award of Garden Merit.

Polar Ice  

‘Polar Ice’ produces elegant early-spring flowers with crisp white standards rising above icy blue falls, creating a cool and refined display in the late winter garden. The delicate blooms of Iris reticulata ‘Polar Ice’ appear bravely through February winds, bringing precious colour and detail to alpine troughs, rockeries, and sunny borders when little else is in flower.