Iris ‘Katharine’s Gold’ - Wild Bird Food Direct

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Iris ‘Katharine’s Gold’

A stunning variety with white and pale gold blooms, freckled with indigo markings. This exquisite Iris reticulata heralds the spring with its early flowers, making a stunning display in containers, rockeries and borders. Plant them in large groups for the best display.

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