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IIris laevigata
is a perennial found in the marshy fringes of ponds or lakes, with
underground stems extending sideways to grow in clusters. Leaves are
sword-shaped, measuring 30-60cm in length and 2-3cm in width, with
no midveins. Flower stalks, 30-90cm in height, set two or three
purple flowers on the tops; the outer perianths are broad-obovate,
6-8cm, with white patches at the basal centers, and the hook
portions are yellowish. The inner perianths of the flowers are
oblanceolate-shaped, erect, and measure about 6cm long. Bloom time:
June. |
Wild plants in and around Shimane
島根とその周辺の野生植物
