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Spring View Irises is a family run iris farm established in 2018, nestled in Ebden, North East Victoria, Australia, and overlooking the beautiful Lake Hume.
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Est. in 2018, we grow 800+ modern bearded iris varieties in a range of colours including ‘black’!

23/05/2026

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22/05/2026

As we are currently closed for expansion, we’ve been spending a lot of time dreaming, planning and thinking about the future of Spring View Irises 🌸

And we would genuinely love to hear from YOU 💜

Moving forward, what would you like to see happen at Spring View Irises?

✨ More open days during bloom season?
✨ More potted iris sale weekends?
✨ More than one or two sales each year?
✨ Cut flower options?
✨ Workshops or garden events?
✨ Photography sessions?
✨ Garden group tours?
✨ More specific colour varieties? If so, what colours.
✨ Pick your own cut flower irises?

We are building towards something really special and your feedback helps us shape the future of our little iris paradise overlooking Lake Hume 🌿

Please drop your thoughts, ideas or suggestions in the comments below. We’d love to know what excites you most! 💕

19/05/2026

“What are these yellow-brown spots on my iris leaves?” 🤔

It is Iris leaf spot disease, also known as Fungal leaf spots.

Here are some facts about it:

⭐️ It is caused by a fungus.
⭐️ Iris leaf spot is the most common disease affecting iris plants.

Description:

🌿 The first evidence of the disease is the appearance of small yellow-brown spots on leaves that are surrounded by a water-soaked border. It is most conspicuous on the upper half of the leaf in the lead up/following bloom. The spots enlarge, turn brown and dry. Eventually, the leaves will die.

Cause:

🌦️ Wet, humid-like conditions make the ideal environment for fungal leaf spot. Leaf spotting is most common during wet conditions, as rain or water splashed on the leaves can spread the spores. 💦

Treatment:

🌿 Controlling this iris leaf disease involves specific cultural management practices that reduce the production and spread of spores.
🌿 Removing and destroying all diseased and dead foliage is recommended. You can remove the infected leaf portions, but you often need to remove the entire leaf. Either way, use sterile secateurs. This should significantly reduce the number of surviving spores come spring.
🌿 You can spray with a fungicide treatment, but severe infections may require at least 4-6 treatments, repeating every 7-10 days. Be mindful that fungicides easily wash off in the rain so reapplication may be required.
🌿 Plant Irises in well-draining soil where they receive full sun and have good air movement.
🌿 Leave good space between plants and remove weeds to ensure proper air circulation.

What happens if I don’t treat the leaf spot?

⚠️ While infection of iris leaf spot generally targets the leaves, it will occasionally affect the stems and buds as well. Leaf diseases weaken the plant and that can affect the next year’s flowers. In severe cases, if it is left untreated, the weakened plant may be unable to sustain itself and underground rhizomes may die.

Important tip:

👉🏻 REMEMBER if you are treating your iris with a fungicide, you need to spray when you FIRST see evidence of the disease on the foliage. If the leaf spots takes hold, a fungicide treatment will just arrest it but it will not cure the issue.

So, it is best to get your gloves on peeps and start removing the dead foliage! Give yourself a break from weeding 🤪!

💡Remember, PREVENTION is key!💡

Hope this has been helpful.

Caitie x

14/05/2026

🍂 🍂 Autumn is a great time to clean up your irises by removing any dead foliage before Winter arrives 🥶❄️

Clearing away old leaves can help prevent rot and keep your plants healthier during the colder months. A little tidy-up now can make a big difference later 🌿

Some gardeners also like to give their irises a small ‘haircut’ to keep them looking neat 💇‍♀️✂️ While it’s not really necessary, trimming into a fan shape is recommended when dividing them.

🍁 Happy glorious Autumn gardening everyone!

05/05/2026

🌸💕🌷 Thank you to our amazing iris-loving community for supporting us this past season. Whether you made a purchase, commented, or shared one of our posts, your support helps our little family business grow and we are so grateful.

We always strive to deliver the best service, memorable experiences and high-quality plants 💕

👉🏻 If you’d like to be the first to know about our online bearded iris sale in March 2027, send us a message with your mobile number. 2027 will bring more selection, exciting new varieties we’ve never offered before, curated collections, new experiences and plenty of fresh ideas 🌷💕🌸

⚠️ note - if we let you know this year in advance about our online sales, you still need to let us know if you want us to notify you again in 2027.

(*We only post within Australia, excluding TAS, WA and NT sorry)

Bring on bloom season this Spring! 🤩

20/04/2026

We just wanted to take a moment to say a heartfelt thank you 🥹

To everyone who has received their iris orders and taken the time to write us a review on Google…we truly appreciate it more than you know. Your kind feedback mean the world to us and help our little family-run business grow. 💚

If you have not written us a review on Google - it’s never too late. 🙏🏻 Every review, every share and every recommendation helps spread the word about what we do here at Spring View Irises… and that support does not go unnoticed.

From our family to yours…thank you for being part of this journey 🫶🏻🙏🏻🌸🌱

We can’t wait for you to enjoy watching your beauties grow… and counting down with you to bloom season! Make sure you send us some bloom season photos…we would love to see them! 📸

Caitie & family xx

14/04/2026

Get excited! 🤩

We have received notification that some iris orders are awaiting collection from the post office. Please open the box straight away once you get them home to allow airflow.

Happy planting 🫶🏻🥰🌻🌷💫

13/04/2026

All dwarf & intermediate iris orders have officially been posted today 📦

Tracking numbers have been sent via email...keep an eye out! 📧

I worked right through the night to make sure they could head out today… I am tired 😴 but so incredibly grateful.

Usually, we include a gift iris for orders over $100 (when stock allows), but this time felt different. I chose to close the sale after only 24 hours so I could give back to everyone...making sure every single order received a gift iris, regardless of quantity or money spent. 🫶🏻

We know times are tough, and this is our little way of saying thank you for supporting our family-run farm. We appreciate each and every one of you...it truly means the world to us 🥰

Now the exciting part begins… watching your beauties grow… and counting down until bloom season! 🌻💫🌸🐞☀️🌼🐝🌷🦋

Caitie xx

11/04/2026

Anyone who has purchased Dark Triad from us in our current sale…this is what you are in for! 😆

Our Dwarf and Intermediate bearded iris online sale is on now! LAST CHANCE!

www.springviewirises.com.au

‼️Sale closing TODAY at 6pm (AEST)!‼️

It’s our last sale for this season. 🙏🏻

Dwarf and Intermediate irises are smaller in size but big on impact…they are tough and tidy growers!

Perfect for:

• Edging & pathways
• Rock gardens
• Front of garden beds
• Windy or exposed areas
• Pollinator-friendly plantings
• Small gardens & courtyards

📦 Postage to SA/NSW/VIC/ACT and QLD only.

Address

‘Spring View’ 3037 Murray Valley Highway
Ebden, VIC
3691

Website

http://www.springviewirises.com.au/

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