Iris schelkownikowii
It seems to prefer hot, dry climate. Curiously it keeps its leaves for most of the summer season without being watered.
The large, almost sessile flowers have bluish standards and a reddish/purple blotch and veins. Beard is yellow.
Forms rapidly small clumps but should be divided every second year in order to produce more flowers.
Not available this year
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Vagaria parviflora OP214071
Vagaria parviflora OP214071
€8.00Autumnal flowering species from the Eastern Mediterranean.
Tall flowering stems appear in late August – September to follow by decorative leaves in winter.
Forming clumps.
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Prospero autumnale
No need of introduction, this species has a vast distribution from the Balearic Islands, the entire Mediterranean to Transcaucasia.
We offer bulbs from different collection we grow.
Season is closed. New season open June 2020
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Iris lineolata
Iris acutiloba ssp. lineolata
Ex. Armenia
A beautiful little Oncocyclus iris with long pointed falls.
Not available this year
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Biarum tenuifolium ssp. zelbori OP28328
Ex. Turkey; Labranda
This species grows in SW Turkey and in the Islands of Rhodes, Crete and Kos.
Usually in rock pockets and crevices but also in open fields and pine forests.
Tends to form clumps.
Not available this year
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Colchicum zahnii ‘Pink wave’ (syn C. psaridis)
A small autumnal flowering species endemic to South Greece.
It produces first the flowers to follow by the leaves. Unlike most of the species in the Genus, C. zhanii has rhizomatous corms.
‘Pink wave’ selection tends to clump rapidly to produce an incredible amount of flowers! A real show.Season is closed. New season open June 2020
