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Cyperus Giganteus

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Cyperus Giganteus is an hardy giant cyperus variety, can survive under the ice without problems, stems dry and the new stems will start to grow in spring. Is an useful variety to keep clean water for his phyto-purifying capability of his roots.
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Zantedeschia aethiopica "White Giant" (Calla white giant)

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The Zantedeschia, also called calla lily, is a species that makes white flowers with green leaves. This Zantedeschia variety is called “White Giant” and can grow flowers up to 6’ tall (180 cm.) in the best growing conditions, it grows taller and bigger during the years while the rhizome develops.
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Nymphoides Peltata

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Similar to waterlilies, natural plant in Europe, suitable for shallow water, it produces small yellow flower, round leaves.
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Iris Pseudata "Yukiyanagi"

The name means "Willow In The Snow", blooms taller than other, many flowers in each stalk.
Hybridizer: Shimitsu
Year: 2010
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Height: 120 cm. - 48"

Number of buds each branch: 8-9

Characteristics and comment: The name means "Willow In The Snow", blooms taller than other, many flowers in each stalk.

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Iris Ensata "Indigo Angel"

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One of the latest Bauer-Coble variety, large double flower with white and deep blue color. Ensata irises are plants adapted to the edge of ponds, can be grown also in pot kept moist in hot weather.Hybridizer: Bauer-CobleYear: 2011
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