INZER

Iris "INZER" – a hybrid variety from the Bearded group, characterized by impressive height up to 87 cm and bright light-purple flowers with a diameter of about 14 cm. The plant has green, sword-shaped leaves, and a sturdy, branched scape of approximately 46 cm, which typically bears four to five flowers, though only two are visible when they are opening. The flowers are rounded with wide, long petals: the inner circle is wavy, while the outer one is smooth. The aroma is moderate and retains its character even after prolonged storage.

The variety exhibits good resistance to heterosporiosis and heat, as well as cold hardiness, making it suitable for cultivation in the central regions of Russia. The flowering period lasts about 15 days, starting from mid-June, with the flower color not fading. Thanks to the sturdy scape and moderate transportability, "INZER" is easy to transport and can be used both in open flower beds and for cutting.

Iris of this variety are excellent for greening parks, squares, roadside areas, as well as for creating group compositions, masses, and rabatki. Their bright purple color and moderate aroma make them an attractive choice for both gardeners and landscape designers who wish to add a picturesque element with a long flowering period to their projects.