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Excelsior Dutch Iris
Iris hollandica 'Excelsior'
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$8.99
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$11.99
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Dutch Irises are the elegant ones you always see in fabulous spring flower arrangements. They're just as elegant in your garden, with tall, stately stems and exquisite flowers in a range of colors.
Not to be confused with the even larger bearded or German iris that bloom in late spring, these beauties are early spring flowers, and the bulbs are planted in fall just like daffodils and tulips.
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Overall rating: 3.8333333 / 5 from 6 reviews.
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Excelsior Dutch Iris
"I wanted to use this plant in a container before adding it to my garden and was disappointed that there have been no bloom results. The bulbs look sad."
Would buy agsin
"I use these as accent plants and for the pollinators. They'd are beautiful in mass."
Confused
"blades that have come up so far look like wild garlic. No flowers yet. I didn't prepare the soil right so do not expect much."
Brightens up the garden!
"Spring in the Northwest can be grey! These beautiful white to make a great combo. The rest I planted along the driveway with autumn crocus. Next to the bright green leaves of the crocus, the white definitely stands out. They certainly light up my yard and brighten my day. Wish I had bought lots more."
pristine
"I waited breathlessly for weeks, then--Wham!--suddenly there were flower spikes almost overnight and then blooms! But the downside here is that they lasted barely a week. Next time I'll plant these for cut flowers rather than as part of a perennial plan."
Majestic Blooms Where the Old Oak Stood
"We lost an oak tree to sudden oak death and I planted about 300 bulbs on the hillside that the oak once shaded. Just as the bulbs were starting to bloom my former 'gardening' service weed wacked the hillside, cut all the buds off with the exception of a group of Dutch Iris White Excelsior that were off to the side and had already started to bloom. I have now fired the yard service (I can't call them gardeners) and am hoping that the bulbs will grow and bloom next year."