Iris Pseudac. ‘Holden’s Child’ P9

Iris pseudacorus ‘Holden’s Child’ is a striking perennial known for its vibrant yellow flowers adorned with delicate brown veining. This water-loving iris thrives in moist, boggy areas, making it ideal for pond edges, water gardens, and wetland areas. The large, sword-like green foliage provides an attractive backdrop to the bright blooms, creating a bold statement in the garden.

Why we like it

• Vibrant yellow flowers with delicate brown veining
• Ideal for pond edges, water gardens, and wetland areas
• Large, sword-like green foliage adds structure

What to know

• Prefers full sun to partial shade
• Thrives in moist, well-drained to boggy soil
• Water regularly to maintain moist conditions
• Minimal maintenance required; remove dead foliage to maintain appearance
• Can be invasive in some areas; monitor spread and manage as necessary

Flower Colour Yellow with brown veining

Flowering months May, June, July

Height and Spread 80-100 cm high and 45-60 cm spread