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This cab is 2.2" x .85" and is a good solid vivid level of multicolor iris. The band of iris is .35" wide and runs across the stone.
Original photo by Marco Hannula Photography, edited for fotogriPhone *EDITING LAB* group.
Apps used: PhotoFX, BlurFX, Iris Photo Suite.
Gli iris bulbosi originari dell'Europa come l'I. germanica vegetano su qualunque tipo di suolo anche arido, preferendo terreni soffici, sciolti, ben drenati e fertili, esposizione in pieno sole, le specie esotiche sensibili al gelo, richiedono luoghi ombrosi, terreno di medio impasto, fresco, vicino a bacini d'acqua, cure particolari, con un periodo di assoluto riposo vegetativo, dalla fine della fioritura fino all'autunno, per ottenere buone fioriture nella stagione successiva.
Iris germanica is believed to be the ancestor of many, if not most, of the modern bearded irises that are so popular with gardeners the world over. German iris has typical iris flowers. Each is composed of six perianth segments: three outer sepals called "falls", alternating with three inner petals, called "standards." Each sepal is bedecked with a tuft of hairs down its inner midline: the "beard." The beard hairs are usually white with yellow tips. The flowers are pleasantly fragrant and come with white, purple, yellow or blue perianth segments. There can be as many as half a dozen flowers on a stalk.