Wild Iris seeds from desert origin

The lily is a herbaceous bulbous flowering perennial plant, tolerant of drought and severe cold, it grows on a stalk at the end of which a violet-blue flower appears after the winter rainy season, and it is used for decoration and the extraction of perfumes and fragrances. Scientific name: Moraea Sisyrinchium L. Ker Gawl. Other names: Anasal, Alansan, Alansal, Wild Hazelnut, Lily. Family: Iridaceae. Flowers: Violet-blue with simple white and yellow markings. Leaves: It has green strap-shaped leaves. Height: 15-35 cm. Cultivation of the lily flower and environmental conditions: Planting time: The lily is planted in the warm times of the year, often starting from October. Blooming time: In the spring. Soil: The lily grows in sandy soil as well as clay soil. Sun exposure: The lily prefers at least eight hours of sunshine for good blooming and growth. Propagation: By seeds.