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Welcome
to our garden!
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This
is the website of the Brennet Iris Garden. Here
you will find more then 6000 high quality pictures of iris flowers, a lots of informations about iris
and short descriptions of public gardens in Europe with collections of iris.
Also a selection of breeders and sources worldwide and a very complete selection of iris books
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The garden is visible well good from the outside and can be accessed by arrangement. Visitors are always welcome.
Our garden is planted in a manner, that, starting with snowdrops, crocuses, hellebores and cyclamen, throughout the year something is always blooming. But the highlight of the garden is
to see the iris in full blossom. This starts in late February / early March with the Reticulatas (onion iris), then continued during April with the miniature and nain iris, followed by the half-height (Media) iris late April to mid-May. And then, early May to mid-June,
it goes up into a massive bloom of the high bearded iris. Depending on the weather, the blooming time can delay more than a week
sooner or later. |
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I. Lutescens
near Montpellier / France |
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II. Lutescens is a dwarf bearded Iris from the
environment of the northern Mediterranean Sea. This is near
omnipresent at the coast of the south of France. From Pisa in
Italy to Toroella de Montgri in Spain. The flowering time is
approximately between the 25. March and 20. April. The above
picture is taken right side off the highway, near Montpellier. See
more in the
I. Lutescens
Project
Galerie |
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Our seedlings area is full in bloom. In the moment we have
mostly SDB, MDB and some IB seedlings. Not yet in bloom
- they needs 3-4 weeks more - the seedlings of Pseudacorus and
Japan iris. In this saison (2019) we have had a mutch of
raining. I think, this maybe the reason that the colors are
much paler than normal. Also many iris are up to 8" higher
than normal. |
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Rate our seedlings! |
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In recent years we have grown and flowered many
seedlings. A large part was sorted out by us on the
basis of various criteria such as poor growth, lack of
willingness to flower and always the same colors (there
are thousands of monochrome yellow irises, also
monochrome blue and purple irises).
Since
everyone likes something different, of course, we have
put some of our better seedlings on a review page. We
would be happy if you would help us focus on the really
good seedlings with your vote.
Most of the pictures show small irises, only the bottom
5 show tall bearded irises.
Since the site is free of charge,
I unfortunately have almost no influence on the design.
So please excuse if anyone gets hungry.
To rate, simply enter a pseudonym when prompted and
click on continue as a guest.
We would be delighted if you could express in this way
your opinion on our seedlings.
Thank You! |
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