Iris sibirica 'Peacock White Amber'

Iris sibirica 'Peacock White Amber'Rich cream and yellow flowers sit atop gently swaying stems, surrounded by visually striking, blade shaped leaves Expect to see flowers between the months of May and June This iris is a hardy plant and will be able to tolerate most UK winters; it can survive down to temperatures of 15C Versatility is a key strength of this iris it can be planted by a pond's edge or as part of a border with moist soil Irises are harmful if ingested, so keep curious

sweetly scented

Easy to grow and ideal for freezing

A ‘must have’ in cottage gardens and other informal settings

arrowhead-shaped leaves embellished with vibrant veining

followed by stringless beans on compact plants

Eat your nectarines fresh

A cloud of bright white flowers floating on the water

take up less space and are harvested when they are about the size of an egg

these marigolds thrive in sunny spots and well-drained soil

elongated cup with frilled edges

the tree offers fragrant

Whatever it is put a spell on me