I met this flower walking in the lowland meadows a few days ago. At first I thought it might be a remnant of an old habitat, a house, but no.
It turned out that the flowers that grow in this place are wild and grow completely without human interference. And that was very nice.
Siberian iris is a rhizome plant that is under strict protection in Europe. All the more my joy was great, because in nature to meet such a rarity is something amazing.
In the conditions of horticultural crops, home plots, this plant is often seen. They are no longer the same wild flowers. Bred for the needs of gardeners and gardeners, however, they look equally beautiful.
The flower grows up to 80 cm in height. It has thin, grassy leaves and beautiful flowers. It blooms in early spring, in early May and June. At the ends of the shoots of this plant there are purple, blue, purple flowers. The inside is veined white, and the part near the stem turns yellow.
The plant can be grown in the home garden, it is not too demanding. It likes sunny places and repays you with beautiful dense flowers. This flower can be found in flower shops, as it is a nice and exotic gift.
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