Welcome to our website where we offer Tall Bearded Iris, Intermediate and Dwarf Bearded Iris, Louisiana and Japanese Iris and Daylilies from our collection of around 1500 varieties.
Over the next 2 month I will make available more varieties and photos in the Online Shop as I complete our stocktake. Many varieties be will remain as sold out until I can complete this. Please use the Online Shop to make and email a wish-list if you would like to order and what you like is sold out for now. This will enable me to check supplies for you.
Thank you for your patience. Annette
Special Event - October 2024
Riverina Iris Farm specialises in Bearded Iris and Daylilies with a small range of other plants that we love and grow in our garden. There are limited numbers of each variety available, however we will do our best to supply your order or substitutes from your wish-list. It is with great pleasure we share these wonderful hardy plants with keen gardeners all over Australia, particularly those in the inland of NSW and Victoria who are close enough to visit in Spring. Orders can be posted to most locations in Australia.
We have just re-built our website. If you can not see the Online Shop please let me know. I would really appreciate this. Annette
Some 1500 varieties are listed in the Online Shop which were gathered together from several leading Australian iris and daylily breeders and some from overseas breeders. Approximately 80 of our daylily varieties will be available in limited numbers. NB: Not all varieties are available every year. To learn more about our products please go to the "Our products" pages.
When will you receive your plants? Please discuss delivery time with us - most orders are dug in March unless other arrangements are made. A few plants that feature in our gardens will be available in pots at the Open Gardens including about 50 daylilies, Louisiana Irises and various bulbs.
Thank you for your patience as you work with the new website.
Please message us to request a hard-copy full colour listing.
We open in October each year for Iris flowering and in December for Dayliliy flowering. For 2024 we will open daily from the 12th October to the 28th October (10 am to 4 pm) and the first weekend in November Note: Closed 21st October. We may open other days by appointment. We will open for daylilies on the weekends of Saturday 30th November and Sunday 1st, Saturday 8th and Sunday 9th of December 2024 and throughout the summer by appointment. Closed 21st and 23rd October for Convention. We sincerely hope visitors continue to be COVID safe. See requirements.
What can you expect to see? In early October the Intermediate and Dwarf iris and limited numbers of very early flowering Tall iris will be on display. The peak bloom season for the Tall Bearded Iris is mid-October to the end of October with a relatively small number flowering up until mid-November. The Louisiana Iris typically flower late October.
We have about 200 daylilies which flower over summer starting just as the irises finish flowering in November. About 50 will be available in pots in October with bare rooted varieties available in April 2025.
Special Event
Closed for the Australian Iris Convention visiting on 21 October 2024 and 23rd October 2024.
To register for the convention go to:
https://irissociety.com.au/2024-convention
We have morning and afternoon teas available by donation with money raised for our favourite charities each year - Come and Enjoy!! For more information go to the Events page.
My Mum's famous florentines.
For news updates and information on our open days please follow us on FaceBook - Riverina Iris Farm or the Riverina Plants and Gardening group. Many new photos are shared on these Facebook sites.
You can get in touch with us by phone, email, messenger or leave us a message on the Contact us page. We will make sure we get back to you as soon as possible.
We look forward to meeting you at our open garden events.
Annette's Mobile:
0432 777 142
Email: annette.tenbroeke@bigpond.com
Kind regards Annette tenBroeke
Video provided by Matty Griffiths - a different perspective