Iris chamaeiris

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Standard Cyclopedia of Horticulture

Iris chamaeiris, Bertol. (I. olbiensis, Henon. I. lutescens, Lam. idem. Delarb. I. virescens, Delarb.). Lvs. 3-6 in. long, ½ in.- broad: st. 1-10 in. long, bare above with 1-2 reduced lvs. below the middle: fls. bright yellow; outer segms. obovate-cuneate, tinged and veined with brown; inner segms. oblong. May. Italy, France. B.M. 2861, 6110. Gn. 63, p. 26.—Distinguished from I. pumila, by the evident st., the shorter tube, and the more inflated and less membranous spathe-valves. var. italica, Parl. Fls. dark violet.


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