Louisiana Water Iris....organically grown....fresh dug from our fields.
Early in the last century adventuresome gardeners in Louisiana began collecting their native wild swamp
varieties do well in zone 4 and even into Canada. Their awesome array of colors and strong foliage lends a hand
making a focal point in any garden where they are planted. Louisiana iris prefer rich organic soil on the acid side
each week., a minimum of 2 inches per week. Our rhizomes are #1 field grown plants. Louisiana iris are
shipped in the Fall only, this insures an adequate energy supply stored in the root system for
the winter. Quantities are limited, please reserve your plants early. Now accepting '09 orders.


'Black Gamecock' . I am always amazed at the brilliance of color displayed in
the Louisiana Iris. As you can see in the photo, Black Gamecock harbors the
deep purple color spectrum from almost pure black to a beautiful claret,
Quickly forming healthy 24 inch high clumps Black Gamecock is at home in pond
or flower bed. This 1978 hybrid is an early to mid June bloomer in our zone 4
garden. $8.00 Each $20.00 Set of Three Plants
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into it Prix d'elegance says it all. Subtle shades of mauves and pinks
accented with yellow rays emanating from the light green throat capture the
sun and water to reward you with a magnificent late June display. A 1997
hybrid growing 35inches tall and flowering in the early to mid season range.
$8.00
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'Kelly's Choice' . Just when I was thinking they couldn't come up with
another shimmering color in this variety of iris, along comes 'Kelly's Choice'.
Intense burnt orange with perfectly accompanying smoky red accents along
each falls' edge highlight the show this iris brings to the garden. First
appearing in 1993 and receiving an Honorable Mention award in 1996
'Kelly's Choice' is sure to light up a corner in your garden. $8.00
'Singer of Songs' -Introduced in 2001 'Singer of Songs' is gaining
recognition. An early to mid-season bloomer this commanding iris stands
marked in ruby-wine red. Each fall is slightly ruffled and displays the
marked in ruby-wine red. Each fall is slightly ruffled and displays the
ruby-wine red coloration with unique watermark splotching. A slight
fragrance is also evident. $10.00
'Almeria' . Coming out in 1988 and winning an Honorable Mention from
the American Iris Society in 1991 'Almeria' has been winning hearts ever
since. A well proportioned plant at 34 inches it brings it's display to the
garden in mid- season. The contrast is striking as the rose-red falls
provide the backdrop for the mauve standards that are nicely accented
with rose-red brush mark. $10.00
Louisiana iris coming out of the breeders imaginations, bring 'em on!
display many hues as the light of day plays on their surface. Each petal is
display many hues as the light of day plays on their surface. Each petal is
ruffled showing a darker red edge. Nicely accenting the center are bright
golden signals outlined in bright cherry red. The overall form is showing
rounded, overlapping petals which sometimes twist on the end.
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home when planted in the garden. Each flower displays an eye catching red that
stands out in the perennial bed or at pond side. Each fall is nicely marked by a
fine yellow signal. Pendant standards end in larger, upright styles. A beautiful 30
inch plant that blooms in mid-season. $8.00
attention. The plant is over three feet tall, and each flower over 6 inches
across. Just beautiful! Delicate ruffling accents the edges of each
violet-purple petal. The contrast of the yellow signals against the violet
petals just lights up the flower. Subtle blue veining winds it's way through
the yellow of each signal adding extra interest. An outstanding late June
bloomer that does well in our zone 4 garden. $8.00
Certificates are a wonderful gift Call 877-417 7405 to order.
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A complete reference by The Society of Louisiana Iris. If you have a water
feature in your yard and you haven't tried Louisiana Water Iris yet, explore the
possibilities. In the past 100 years these native iris have been taken out of the
swamp and hybridized into just about any color and combination you can think of.
Easy to grow and just pure joy to see in the garden they are a welcome splash of
$29.00
'Ann Hordern' - Another beauty from the Australian gardens of this
Hordern' was introduced in1997 and has been a standout ever since. The
back canvas is pale yellow with shades of pink and dusty rose as accents.
Deep pink veining. The bloom opens more yellow then changes to pink the
second day. Stately at 40" A mid to late bloomer. $12.00
iris bed since 1918. Elegant in design with it's deep blue-purple petal mark
delicately highlighted with a yellow signal. One of our heirloom varieties, it's
Maybe not as showy as today's hybrids but 'Dorothea K. Williamson'
good to know your roots! An extra bonus is it's delightful fragrance, rare in
Louisiana Iris. 33"H. A late bloomer. $9.00
Fragrant!
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'Love Ya' . A 'natural form' iris exhibiting the striking symmetry as found in
nature. The contrast in the falls makes for a most desirable combination.
Healthy field grown plants prosper in the pond or flower bed. Readily
multiplying into clumps 'Love Ya' will brighten your yard for years to come.
mid-season bloomer. $8.00
'Our Dorothy' . Introduced in 2002 and sure to become a favorite over the
fall is colored light lemon with cyclamen pink edging. The lime-yellow signal is
nicely outlined in red and flows into the pale lemon and pink standards. The
style arms are apricot blushed in pink and slightly ruffled. A good sized plant
at 38 inches, 'Our Dorothy' blooms in the mid to late season. $20.00
Red Dazzler' . Talk about a knock out. This smoky red iris lights up the
edge of your pond or brings a corner of your flower garden to attention. A
Louisiana Iris prosper for years in a sunny location with acid soil. Introduced
in 1969 'Red Dazzler' is still the red of choice. This variety, as most Louisiana
iris, quickly forms nice non-invasive 24 inch high clumps.
$8.00
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'Love Me Do' . Another show stopper. Hard to imagine such brilliant
weeks after the bearded iris and two weeks before the Japanese making
'Love Me Do' a welcome splash of color between iris blooming waves.
Nicely curled cerise-red falls, each displaying a delicate white rim. The
yellow throat sends out sharp yellow signals as
a beautiful contrast. $10.00
We Are Now Taking Orders For 2010. Please order early as Quantities Are Limited.
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