African Iris seeds X 20 Seeds

Dietes iridioides is a species of flowering plant in the Iridaceae family. It is often referred to as African iris or fortnight lily. 

The following are examples of Dietes iridioides' salient traits:

-African iris is characterized by its long, sword-like leaves that are strap-shaped and dark green. It usually grows in clusters. The leaves can grow to a height of 60 to 120 cm and are frequently grouped in a fan-like pattern.

-Flowers: Dietes iridioides has incredibly eye-catching flowers. Usually white with blue and yellow streaks, they resemble miniature irises. Though each blossom only lasts a day, the plant nevertheless yields

-Hardiness: The hardiness of African iris is one of the factors contributing to its popularity in cultivation. It can grow in both full sun and moderate shade and is tolerant of a broad variety of soil conditions. Once established, it is also fairly drought tolerant.

-African iris is frequently used in landscaping as a ground cover, in bulk plantings, or as a border plant. It is a multipurpose plant for gardens, especially in areas with warm weather because of its eye-catching foliage and blossoms.

-Maintenance: Once established, this plant needs little attention and is generally low-maintenance. It benefits from infrequent feedings with a balanced fertilizer and occasional irrigation during dry spells. Removing spent flowers might help them to bloom longer.

-African iris can be readily multiplied by splitting mature clumps in the early spring or fall. For a division to successfully grow, it should have many rhizomes with leaf attached.

 Dietes iridioides is a lovely and versatile plant whose striking flowers and graceful foliage give gardens visual interest.