Download Iris Ensata (Japanese Iris)

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Iris Ensata (Japanese Iris)
Tall clump-forming plants that prefer moist soil. Plants produce
huge flat crepe paper-like flowers. Grow in acidic boggy soil near
the water's edge.
Iris Siberica (Siberian Iris)
Tall clumping Iris with narrow upright foliage. Plants grow best
in moist acidic soil but also tolerates drier soil. Generally pest
free. Blooms early summer. Excellent for vertical effect in the
landscape.
Iris Germanica (Tall Bearded Iris)
Wonderful spring blooming perennials in a wide assortment of
colors. Plants prefer slightly alkaline soil. Plant rhizomes near
the soil surface. Drought tolerant.
Reblooming Iris
Noted for producing both a main bloom in spring and an
additional bloom from late summer into fall (often to frost). The
time and duration of the rebloom may vary considerably by
climatic region, however. Sword-shaped, linear leaves. The
Bearded Iris makes wonderful cut flower, lasting a week or
more. They are well suited for meadows, woodland gardens and
borders.