HISTORIC IRISES & MORE
The American Iris Society has divided bearded irises into six groups, horticulture classifications, for garden judging awards. Examples of irises in each of these classifications are shown below. 1. Tall Bearded Iris (TB) These iris have stalks with a height of 27-1/2 inches (70 cm) and above, with branching and many buds. Each stalk makes
Iris feature a variety of different color patterns and combinations as defined by the American Iris Society.
Median iris come in a wide variety of colors and patterns. What sets them apart from tall bearded iris is their smaller size.
The American Iris Society has divided bearded irises into six groups, horticulture classifications, for garden judging awards. Examples of irises in
Iris feature a variety of different color patterns and combinations as defined by the American Iris Society.
Median iris come in a wide variety of colors and patterns. What sets them apart from tall bearded iris is their smaller size.
