LEMON PAFF

Lemon Paff is a compact iris of the Iris pseudacorus species, standing about 35–40 cm tall, adding bright white‑yellow flowers to the garden composition. Flowers with a diameter of 10 to 12 cm bloom at the end of May and continue flowering until June, creating a sunny accent against the dark green narrow leaves.

To successfully grow the iris, choose a sunny spot with light, well-drained soil. The plant does not tolerate waterlogging, so good drainage and moderate watering throughout the growing season are essential. Planting holes should be 10–12 cm deep, with a distance of 40–50 cm between plants to give them enough space to develop.

Lemon Paff is easy to grow both in open ground and in containers. After flowering, the leaves are cut back to about 15 cm height, which stimulates the growth of new shoots. The plant is also ideal for forcing for cut flowers due to its large and sturdy blooms. When caring for the rhizome, it is recommended to mulch the soil after planting and replant every three years as needed to maintain the plant's health.