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Iris Barbata Elatior 'Here Comes The Sun' (Hohe Bartschwertlilie) Ausführung:wurzelnackt Topf Jacob Sturm (1771 1848) purpurnen Storchschnäbeln Jacob Sturm (1771 1848) war einer der bedeutendsten naturkundlichen Kupferstecher und botanischen Illustratoren Deutschlands Für eine optimale Entfaltung sollte man der Intersektionellen Pfingstrose 'Dark Eyes' in etwa einen Quadratmeter Platz einräumen Züchtung: USA Die Iris Barbata Elatior 'Here Comes The Sun' strahlt in warmem Goldgelb mit der aufgehenden Sonne um die Wette
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