Japanese irises (abbreviation: JI) require a slightly acid soil and present some of the most spectacular flowers of all the irises. Blooms are usually huge, ruffled and flat in form; some are marbled with gray or white. They bloom about a month after the tall bearded irises. Japanese hybridizers have worked with them for over 500 years.
Here you will find all varieties grown on my hill, but not all are available for exchange and/or sale. To swap and/or buy your favourite varieties, see Available irises.
Click on thumbnails to open iris sheet, where you will find further information about selected variety.
