Iris
come in many shapes and sizes. From the classic
Bearded Iris that thrive in the hottest of sun to
the Japanese ensata and flag types that like wet
feet. Siberian Iris are in between and give a
lovely vertical accent to our gardens. To
strengthen plants cut off flower stalks before
seeds form. Bearded varieties benefit from having
leaves trimmed down in late summer to expose the
rhizomes to the sun. All Iris are heavy feeders
and need fertilizer and splitting every 3-5 years
to thrive. Split Iris after the flower, bearded
Iris in full hot summer.
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Prices are subject to change without notice. We reserve the right to limit
quantities.
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Last updated
2024-12-16
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Please use the CODE
when ordering, along with name and quantity. ie. 3
IRIS166
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Harlequinesque |
Batik |
Blue Suede
Shoes |
Bountiful
Harvest |
ensata
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germanica
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germanica
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germanica
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Japanese
Dinner Plate |
Bearded |
Bearded |
Bearded |
IRIS166 |
IRIS241 |
IRIS271 |
IRIS281 |
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Immortality |
Pink
Attraction |
Savannah
Sunset |
Sharp
Dressed Man |
germanica |
germanica |
germanica |
germanica |
Bearded |
Bearded |
Bearded |
Bearded |
IRIS411 |
IRIS471 |
IRIS516 |
IRIS518 |
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Sugar Blues |
Superstition |
Albo
variegata |
variegata |
germanica |
germanica
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pallida
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pseudacorus
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Bearded |
Bearded |
Dalmation
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Flag |
IRIS541 |
IRIS551 |
IRIS611 |
IRIS631 |
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Cat's Eye |
Blue |
Freeze
Frame |
Orange |
pseudata |
pumila |
pumila |
pumila |
Flag x Japanese
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Dwarf
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Dwarf
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Dwarf
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IRIS636 |
IRIS641 |
IRIS671 |
IRIS681 |
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Riveting |
Paprikash |
Gerald
Darby |
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pumila |
sibirica |
versicolor |
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Dwarf |
Siberian
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Blue Flag
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IRIS751 |
IRIS911 |
IRIS981 |
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