Japanese iris
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of Japanese iris
First recorded in 1880–85
Example Sentences
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SAT Many varieties of unusual and newer introductions of Siberian Iris, Japanese iris, Louisiana Iris, Spuria Iris, Pacific Coast Iris, expert advice, 10 a.m.-4 p.m.
From Seattle Times
The gardens have eight species of swans, along with some of the most famous Japanese iris plantings in the country.
From Washington Times
We ringed the pool with German and Japanese iris, alternated for succession, and planted a few Japanese both below and above the pool, close to the brook.
From Project Gutenberg
We have here in New Jersey at the present time the Japanese iris beetle and it will eat anything in sight.
From Project Gutenberg
The Japanese iris needs much water and a very rich soil.
From Project Gutenberg
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