Details
- Bulb Size
- 10/+ cm
- Flowering Height
- 60-80 cm
- Colour
- Purples & Mauves
- Oranges & Yellows
- Planting Time
- September
- October
- Growing
- Hardy
- Perfect For
- Cutting
Dutch Iris Discovery Purple
M5637
Description
Dutch Iris Discovery Purple boasts deep, velvety purple petals adorned with a striking golden-orange blotch on the falls. This rich and regal bloom commands attention, its intense colour creating a powerful visual impact.
Ideal for adding depth and contrast to garden beds or floral arrangements, this variety captivates with dramatic presence and luxuriant hues. Iris Discovery Purple transforms your garden into a realm of opulent beauty.
Care Guide
Plant 8 cm deep and 10 cm apart in well drained soil in an open sunny position.
Best left undisturbed for as long as possible, but can be lifted and divided when necessary.
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Solida Beth Evans
M5242
A dainty, clump-forming gem to bring colour to the bleakest corners. Corydalis ‘Solida Beth Evans’ produces eye-catching, pretty pink, tubular blooms from a bed of fern-like, soft foliage during March and April.
The charming coral-pink and white, penstemon-like flowers hang in clusters from fleshy stems up to 20cm tall.
Corydalis Solida are easy-going plants, ideal for naturalising in shady woodland borders, rockeries and along pathway edges - invaluable for providing interesting and colourful groundcover in tricky spaces.
Plant the tubers in autumn, into well-drained, fertile soil. The foliage dies back in late spring when the plants lie dormant until the following year.
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Carinatum ssp. Pulchellum
M5031
Allium Carinatum subsp. Pulchellum, also known as Keeled Garlic, is a graceful clump-forming perennial producing loose clusters of violet-pink star-shaped flowers on slender, arching stems through July and August. The delicate blooms of Allium carinatum subsp. pulchellum bring movement and light texture to sunny borders, gravel gardens, and naturalistic planting schemes, where they mix beautifully among grasses and late-summer perennials.
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Pistachio
N0122
Large Trumpet Daffodil ‘Pistachio’ brings a refined and unusual touch to the spring garden, with soft lemon petals surrounding a beautifully shaded trumpet that deepens from creamy tones to rich buttery yellow. The elegant colouring of large trumpet daffodil ‘Pistachio’ creates a fresh citrus-like glow through March and April, offering subtle sophistication while still making a striking seasonal statement.
Perfect for formal beds, mixed borders, containers, or naturalised lawns, this distinctive variety blends effortlessly with whites, primroses, and softer spring bulbs. Reliable and long flowering, it is also a proud holder of the RHS Award of Garden Merit.
