EOL

Iris EOL is a compact shrub about 45 cm high, characterized by a dense inflorescence structure and bright white cup-shaped coloring. Each inflorescence reaches a length of 45 cm and bears from five to twelve flowers, usually two per one inflorescence. Flowers with a diameter of approximately 11 cm have cream-white external lobes and an almost entirely white inner part, while the petal edges are slightly wavy, giving them an elegant appearance.

EOL leaves are long – from 40 to 45 cm, leaf width about 1.2 cm. They grow in a dense clump and create a harmonious combination with the flowers. The plant begins to flower in late June – early July (from June 28 to July 9), the flowering period lasts from ten to fourteen days, after which the plant goes into dormancy.

EOL is resistant to cold and easily reproduced vegetatively. Thanks to its compactness and bright white color, it is perfect for decorative compositions in gardens and parks, as well as as an element of landscape design in small areas.