Iris sibirica 'Peacock Butterfly Solar Energy'

Iris sibirica 'Peacock Butterfly Solar Energy'Introduce a splash of sunshine in even the greyest of skies with the 'Peacock Butterfly Solar Energy' iris The zesty yellow flowers, which bloom between May and June, stand out against a backdrop of spiky, grass green foliage This Siberian flag iris is a hardy specimen, able to withstand temperatures of down to 15C, making it suitable for the majority of British winters Take care not to let pets eat irises as they're toxic when ingested If you have a

perfect for the novice gardener

low-maintenance and easy to grow

It will purify the air by removing harmful pollutants and unwanted toxins from the atmosphere

Chionodoxa are inclined to naturalise areas and left alone with multiple over the years

as well as any elegant borders

where most of the species in the genus occur

A fully hardy plant which will reach a height of approx 2m but can easily be maintained at 1-2m

Elevate your interior design and create a harmonious ambience with the Philodendron Micans – your perfect botanical companion

The central part of the bloom consists of several delicate and intersecting whorls

golden yellow fluffy spheres of flowers in January that will perk you up in a jiffy

RHS Plants for Pollinators designation

whilst regular watering should occur as the plants establish themselves