Iris pseudacorus
Yellow Flag
Iridaceae
Bulbs and bulblike plants, Perennials
IRISA large and remarkably diverse group of 200 to 300 species, varying in flower color and form, cultural needs, and blooming periods (although the majority flower in spring or early summer). Leaves are swordlike or grasslike. Flowers (fragrant, in many kinds) are showy and complex in structure.
Iris pseudacorusNative to Western Europe and North Africa, but naturalized in eastern North America and the Pacific Northwest. Seeds float, aiding in the plant’s dispersal. This iris grows at water's edge, and makes an impressive foliage plant; under the best conditions, its upright leaves may reach 5 ft. tall. Flower stems produce yellow irises, grow 4 to 7 ft. tall.
Rosa (Climbing) 'Fourth of July'
A climber with red and white flowers. Grows 10-14 ft. high and wide.
Rosa (Miniature) 'Yellow Sunblaze'
Miniature rose with small yellow flowers. Grows 2-3 ft. high and wide.
Rosa (Polyantha) 'Cécile Brunner'
Polyantha rose producing large sprays of pink flowers. Grows 2-3 ft. high and wide.
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