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Description:
Iris -
Species Name: Iridaceae - Bulbous plants that have sword-shaped leaves and flowers composed of six petals in various colours.
Originating in the Mediterranean region and southern Europe, the Iris was considered a symbol of power by the ancient Egyptians. The Greeks named it after Iris, their goddess of the rainbow. The Fleur-de-Lis (a stylized Iris motif) has symbolized France since the 13th century.
Flowers have a relatively short vase life of 2 - 5 days.
Colors: Blue, yellow, purple and white
Meaning/Sentiment: Good health, hope, faith and wisdom
Common Use: Arrangements, decorations
Generally Available: Spring, summer |
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NOTES:
With the almost unlimited variations now available in flowers, modern techniques
in growing, hybrids, and color altering techniques, this is not designed to be
a definitve catalog of flowers. You may find flowers are locally available in
different sizes & colors than noted. Details given are for the most popular
forms of the flower, and meanings may differ depending on the source. Additionally,
due to year round indoor growing, importing, and varying regional climates across
the country, flowers may be available in other seasons, even year round, than
just the the season listed.
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