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Water Iris, for pond or garden...organically grown..
'Monstrosa' - This iris can be grown in a pond, a wet spot in your
yard or in your flower garden if you give it at least an inch of water a
week. It's rare form and beauty, which I first saw in Dr. Kohlein's
book, and in 1988 finally tracked down from an iris breeder in
Oregon, will accent any garden setting. Sturdy flower scapes grow
20 inches plus. The indigo ink spotting on each white fall is a unique
accent in water iris. Zone 4. $12.00
yard or in your flower garden if you give it at least an inch of water a
week. It's rare form and beauty, which I first saw in Dr. Kohlein's
book, and in 1988 finally tracked down from an iris breeder in
Oregon, will accent any garden setting. Sturdy flower scapes grow
20 inches plus. The indigo ink spotting on each white fall is a unique
accent in water iris. Zone 4. $12.00
'Laevigata' - Another Japanese creation, Laevigata is in style with the 'brush mark'
of white running down each fall. When in bloom the cloud of flowers sways in the
breeze giving animated excitement to your garden. Taken from the swamp and bred for
centuries, this iris is suitable for having it's feet in water or in a well watered spot in
your garden. The subtle cobalt blue flowers stand a-top 30 inch stalks which bloom
mid-season. Zone 4. $8.00 Each $20.00 Set of Three Plants
of white running down each fall. When in bloom the cloud of flowers sways in the
breeze giving animated excitement to your garden. Taken from the swamp and bred for
centuries, this iris is suitable for having it's feet in water or in a well watered spot in
your garden. The subtle cobalt blue flowers stand a-top 30 inch stalks which bloom
mid-season. Zone 4. $8.00 Each $20.00 Set of Three Plants
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'Murrayana' - Collected in the wilds of Newfoundland and cultivated for
years, the slender falls and delicate yellow markings make Murrayana a spotlight
iris. At home in the pond or garden this easy cultivar is a proven provider for
years of satisfaction and delight. It's form is reminiscent of some spuria [I.
graminea] or perhaps a skinny I. virginica. An unusual iris form for your collection.
Zone 4. $8.00
years, the slender falls and delicate yellow markings make Murrayana a spotlight
iris. At home in the pond or garden this easy cultivar is a proven provider for
years of satisfaction and delight. It's form is reminiscent of some spuria [I.
graminea] or perhaps a skinny I. virginica. An unusual iris form for your collection.
Zone 4. $8.00
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'Alba' - This very Japanese looking iris variety is in fact a water loving
laevigata, which not surprisingly, traces it's ancestors to Japan. Equally at
home in pond, or the garden, it displays large pendant falls nearly the size of
saucers. This is a double form with six white petals accented with lilac tracings
on the styles. This stately iris will quickly form good size clumps with 24 inch
plants. Zone 4. $8.00 Each $20.00 Set of Three Plants
laevigata, which not surprisingly, traces it's ancestors to Japan. Equally at
home in pond, or the garden, it displays large pendant falls nearly the size of
saucers. This is a double form with six white petals accented with lilac tracings
on the styles. This stately iris will quickly form good size clumps with 24 inch
plants. Zone 4. $8.00 Each $20.00 Set of Three Plants
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Three
'Between the Lines' - A hybrid of our native i. versicolor or Blue
Flag, this demure gem offers it's display both in the pond environment or
under normal garden conditions. Given full sun and average garden soil
with normal watering, 'Between the Lines' will develop rapidly into good
size stands. A 1991 introduction, this flower displays a white
background with blue-violet veins running throughout, yellow signals and a
distinctive green throat. Flowers sit atop 22 inch stalks. Mid-season
bloomer. Zone 4. $8.00 Each $20.00 Set of Three Plants
Flag, this demure gem offers it's display both in the pond environment or
under normal garden conditions. Given full sun and average garden soil
with normal watering, 'Between the Lines' will develop rapidly into good
size stands. A 1991 introduction, this flower displays a white
background with blue-violet veins running throughout, yellow signals and a
distinctive green throat. Flowers sit atop 22 inch stalks. Mid-season
bloomer. Zone 4. $8.00 Each $20.00 Set of Three Plants
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'Slightly Daft' - Introduced in 2001 experts have been saying this iris has
'beautiful form' ever since. An I.virginica hybrid displaying white standards with a
faint mauve blush at the base and white styles also similarly blushed. A yellow throat
runs into the strong golden yellow signals that accent each fall. The leaf structure
is considered broad. 'Slightly Daft' is a mid-season bloomer and puts on a good
show atop 30 inch flower stalks. Hardy into zone 4 with mulch. $9.00
'beautiful form' ever since. An I.virginica hybrid displaying white standards with a
faint mauve blush at the base and white styles also similarly blushed. A yellow throat
runs into the strong golden yellow signals that accent each fall. The leaf structure
is considered broad. 'Slightly Daft' is a mid-season bloomer and puts on a good
show atop 30 inch flower stalks. Hardy into zone 4 with mulch. $9.00
I. Sanguinea/Species - This is a stately plant maturing into nice 42 inch tall
clumps. Totally adaptable to normal garden conditions with the addition of
more water or perfectly at home at the edge of your pond, Sanguinea quickly
becomes a statement plant. Large 4 inch flowers display a yellow throat
blending into a white signal which is heavily veined in rivers of dark blue.
Originally introduced from Japan, I. Sanguinea is becoming more popular with
American gardeners as the extreme interest in backyard ponds continues to
grow. First 'exotic' water iris to bloom in my gardens, after 'Yellow Flag'.
Zone 4. $8.00 Each $20.00 Set of Three Plants
clumps. Totally adaptable to normal garden conditions with the addition of
more water or perfectly at home at the edge of your pond, Sanguinea quickly
becomes a statement plant. Large 4 inch flowers display a yellow throat
blending into a white signal which is heavily veined in rivers of dark blue.
Originally introduced from Japan, I. Sanguinea is becoming more popular with
American gardeners as the extreme interest in backyard ponds continues to
grow. First 'exotic' water iris to bloom in my gardens, after 'Yellow Flag'.
Zone 4. $8.00 Each $20.00 Set of Three Plants
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'Pseudacorus 'King Clovis' - A hybrid of our native 'Yellow Flag', 'King Clovis'
displays distinctive form and grace. A stately, but not as gigantic as some
pseudacorus can get, 36" plant that has a beautiful multi-branching form. Flowers are a
pleasing bright lemon yellow accented with a chestnut signal which in turn is veined in
darker chestnut. 'King Clovis', named after the King of France, is an easy grower that
quickly forms a nice clump. Zone 4.
$8.00 Each $20.00 Set of Three Plants
displays distinctive form and grace. A stately, but not as gigantic as some
pseudacorus can get, 36" plant that has a beautiful multi-branching form. Flowers are a
pleasing bright lemon yellow accented with a chestnut signal which in turn is veined in
darker chestnut. 'King Clovis', named after the King of France, is an easy grower that
quickly forms a nice clump. Zone 4.
$8.00 Each $20.00 Set of Three Plants
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Pseudacorus 'Phil Edinger' - 'Phil' has got a lot of pizazz. Beautiful sun yellow
falls and standards are deeply veined in rust orange, starting in the standards and
running right through each fall. Standing 33 inches tall and sporting 3-1/2 inch flowers
this iris grabs a lot of attention in the early June garden. A vigorous grower, but not
invasive, 'Phil Edinger' soon grows into a clump with presence. Zone 4.
$8.00 Each $20.00 Set of Three Plants
falls and standards are deeply veined in rust orange, starting in the standards and
running right through each fall. Standing 33 inches tall and sporting 3-1/2 inch flowers
this iris grabs a lot of attention in the early June garden. A vigorous grower, but not
invasive, 'Phil Edinger' soon grows into a clump with presence. Zone 4.
$8.00 Each $20.00 Set of Three Plants
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Three
'Shirasagi' - One of the very few water iris to possess a slight fragrance,
'Shirasagi' adds a cloud of light to a pond side planting. A 1993 introduction by
Mahan, this beauty stands 28 inches and blooms in the mid-season. White falls
delicately accented with a yellow signal, white styles, and violet shaded mid-ribs all
combine to make a wonderful show. Zone 4. $7.00
'Shirasagi' adds a cloud of light to a pond side planting. A 1993 introduction by
Mahan, this beauty stands 28 inches and blooms in the mid-season. White falls
delicately accented with a yellow signal, white styles, and violet shaded mid-ribs all
combine to make a wonderful show. Zone 4. $7.00
I. Lavigata 'Double Form' - With 6 falls you have double the beauty of the
species I. laevigata. Each fall is wonderfully accented with a white signal. The
contrast of the white signal against the cobalt blue fall makes for a commanding sight.
Stately 24 inch plants bloom in the mid-season. An elegant accent by your water
feature or in the garden. Zone 4. $7.00
species I. laevigata. Each fall is wonderfully accented with a white signal. The
contrast of the white signal against the cobalt blue fall makes for a commanding sight.
Stately 24 inch plants bloom in the mid-season. An elegant accent by your water
feature or in the garden. Zone 4. $7.00
Pseudacorus- 'Roy's Repeater' - A newer introduction first shown in
2002 from the gardens of Mr. Aitken, 'Roy's Repeater' lights up a place in
the garden with it's illuminated white background subtly accented with blue
veining. Growing to 42 inches and forming healthy clumps this charmer
becomes a focal point in the water garden. Coupling it with darker iris behind
it helps bring out the inner light that comes from this lighter beauty.
Zone 4. $14.00
2002 from the gardens of Mr. Aitken, 'Roy's Repeater' lights up a place in
the garden with it's illuminated white background subtly accented with blue
veining. Growing to 42 inches and forming healthy clumps this charmer
becomes a focal point in the water garden. Coupling it with darker iris behind
it helps bring out the inner light that comes from this lighter beauty.
Zone 4. $14.00
Pseudacorus 'Holden Clough' - Possibly our new favorite as it just
opened today,but we still have a few more iris we put in last year that have
not opened yet, so, we are reserving our final vote to later in the season. I
have to tell you though, this is a show stopping iris! Absolutely riveting
shimmering reds with burnt orange tones stop you in your tracks! The
upright standards seems to say, 'Look at me'. Some varieties seem to be
more yellow, however the stock we purchased blooms with this gorgeous
eye opening coloration in our garden. Zone 4. $8.00
opened today,but we still have a few more iris we put in last year that have
not opened yet, so, we are reserving our final vote to later in the season. I
have to tell you though, this is a show stopping iris! Absolutely riveting
shimmering reds with burnt orange tones stop you in your tracks! The
upright standards seems to say, 'Look at me'. Some varieties seem to be
more yellow, however the stock we purchased blooms with this gorgeous
eye opening coloration in our garden. Zone 4. $8.00
I. Virginica 'Mountain Brook' - A beautiful early to mid-June bloomer
resembling the more Northern I. versicolor, or 'Blue Flag'. I. Virginica, named
a winter hardy and vigorous grower of exceptional charm. The blooms are
slightly larger than' Blue Flag' and it sports gracefully tall standards. Each
flower display itself in 3 to 5 inch blooms, while the plant will achieve up to 3
feet in height. While most iris prefer full sun, 'Mountain Brook' will tolerate
some shade. It will light up your pond. Zone 4. $8.00
resembling the more Northern I. versicolor, or 'Blue Flag'. I. Virginica, named
a winter hardy and vigorous grower of exceptional charm. The blooms are
slightly larger than' Blue Flag' and it sports gracefully tall standards. Each
flower display itself in 3 to 5 inch blooms, while the plant will achieve up to 3
feet in height. While most iris prefer full sun, 'Mountain Brook' will tolerate
some shade. It will light up your pond. Zone 4. $8.00
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'Enfant Prodige'- A 1993 intergenetic hybrid from the Huber test garden.
This iris is a real standout during the iris season. Very interesting 'patchwork'
veining throughout the falls then crowned with a delightful yellow signal, each
petal has a unique coloration and charm. Growing to 43inches Enfant Prodige
quickly becomes a centerpiece by your pond or in your garden. Zone 4.
$8.00
This iris is a real standout during the iris season. Very interesting 'patchwork'
veining throughout the falls then crowned with a delightful yellow signal, each
petal has a unique coloration and charm. Growing to 43inches Enfant Prodige
quickly becomes a centerpiece by your pond or in your garden. Zone 4.
$8.00
'Whodunit' - A wonderful iris that seems to light up the garden. A dazzling
white that is the perfect backdrop for the rivers of violet-blue that run
throughout each fall. A perfect patch of yellow marks the signal on each fall.
A versicolor hybrid first introduced in 1987 by Warburton; 'Whodunit' has
continued to delight anyone who grows it ever since. Flowers attain 25 inches
in height and are noted for their long blooming season. Zone 4. $8.00
white that is the perfect backdrop for the rivers of violet-blue that run
throughout each fall. A perfect patch of yellow marks the signal on each fall.
A versicolor hybrid first introduced in 1987 by Warburton; 'Whodunit' has
continued to delight anyone who grows it ever since. Flowers attain 25 inches
in height and are noted for their long blooming season. Zone 4. $8.00
I. Virginica 'Native Wine' - One of our favorite newer introductions. First
introduced in 2003 by E. Hulbert, 'Native Wine' has become a real favorite for
leaves give rise to white falls with wine veining. Large 4-1/2" flowers sit nicely atop
30" stems. An extra bonus is a slight sweet fragrance. A beauty in our Zone 4
garden. $12.00
introduced in 2003 by E. Hulbert, 'Native Wine' has become a real favorite for
leaves give rise to white falls with wine veining. Large 4-1/2" flowers sit nicely atop
30" stems. An extra bonus is a slight sweet fragrance. A beauty in our Zone 4
garden. $12.00
'Holden's Child' - A very nice Pseudacorus hybrid introduced in 1991
by Tiffney. Purple/red coloring in the falls gives the normally purple iris
hue an interesting twist. The delicate deep purple veining adds interest
along with the stand out yellow signal. 'Holden's Child' is 27" high and
blooms in the mid-season Noted for it's multi branching flower stalks.
Zone 4. $9.00
by Tiffney. Purple/red coloring in the falls gives the normally purple iris
hue an interesting twist. The delicate deep purple veining adds interest
along with the stand out yellow signal. 'Holden's Child' is 27" high and
blooms in the mid-season Noted for it's multi branching flower stalks.
Zone 4. $9.00
Pseud. x Pseud. 'Roy Davidson' - A stand out beacon in the early
to mid-season iris garden. At home with wet feet or in normal garden
conditions with plenty of water; 2-3 inches a week. Sturdy three foot
plants bear delightful yellow flowers delicately veined in light chestnut with
a deeper mahogany signal accented with veining. A 1987 introduction by
Hager. Zone 4 $8.00 Each $20.00 Set of Three Plants
to mid-season iris garden. At home with wet feet or in normal garden
conditions with plenty of water; 2-3 inches a week. Sturdy three foot
plants bear delightful yellow flowers delicately veined in light chestnut with
a deeper mahogany signal accented with veining. A 1987 introduction by
Hager. Zone 4 $8.00 Each $20.00 Set of Three Plants
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For those of you lucky enough to have a pond, these beauties are perfectly at home planted directly
in the water. I had large stands of 'Monstrosa" planted in the water at our lakes' edge in Connecticut for
years. The 'pin-wheel' display was always a welcome treat. Water iris are at home in normal garden soil also,
provided they receive ample water. They like rich acid soil and full sun. Flowering generally begins in early to
mid June and can last for a month or more depending on the size of your plantings. The original European
native water iris, I. pseudacorus, known as 'yellow flag' was the model for the French fleur-de-lis.
Dependable strong growers, this collection of water iris are sure to add years of enjoyment to your water
feature or garden. Quantities are limited, please reserve your plants early. We ship Water Iris
in the fall only, we are now accepting orders for the '08 season.
in the water. I had large stands of 'Monstrosa" planted in the water at our lakes' edge in Connecticut for
years. The 'pin-wheel' display was always a welcome treat. Water iris are at home in normal garden soil also,
provided they receive ample water. They like rich acid soil and full sun. Flowering generally begins in early to
mid June and can last for a month or more depending on the size of your plantings. The original European
native water iris, I. pseudacorus, known as 'yellow flag' was the model for the French fleur-de-lis.
Dependable strong growers, this collection of water iris are sure to add years of enjoyment to your water
feature or garden. Quantities are limited, please reserve your plants early. We ship Water Iris
in the fall only, we are now accepting orders for the '08 season.
'Seiran' - Introduced in 1993 this laevigata displays beautiful form in the erect
standards emerging from the deep wisteria blue center. The pale wisteria falls are
subtly accented by a thin yellow 'brush mark' or signal. Sitting atop 27 inch
highstalks, a cloud of Seiran blooms adds a shimmering display to the pond or
flower garden. Bloom time begins near mid-June and continues into July. Limited
quantities available. Zone 4. $9.00
standards emerging from the deep wisteria blue center. The pale wisteria falls are
subtly accented by a thin yellow 'brush mark' or signal. Sitting atop 27 inch
highstalks, a cloud of Seiran blooms adds a shimmering display to the pond or
flower garden. Bloom time begins near mid-June and continues into July. Limited
quantities available. Zone 4. $9.00
Versicolor 'Wild Wine' - Wow! 'Wild Wine' just opened in our water iris
bed today [06/06], and it is a knockout. Absolutely deep coloration that
appears like velvet. Flowers stand beautifully above the foliage at around 24
inches. Delicate veining and a yellow accent mark the signal on each fall.
Standards are upright with a softer orchid tone with a darker mid-rib. For a
different color in your water garden palette 'Wild Wine' is sure to fill that niche.
Zone 4. $8.00
bed today [06/06], and it is a knockout. Absolutely deep coloration that
appears like velvet. Flowers stand beautifully above the foliage at around 24
inches. Delicate veining and a yellow accent mark the signal on each fall.
Standards are upright with a softer orchid tone with a darker mid-rib. For a
different color in your water garden palette 'Wild Wine' is sure to fill that niche.
Zone 4. $8.00
Versicolor 'Raspberry Slurp' - Continuing to bring new colors into the
garden is always a challenge for breeders. Adding the delightful shades of
lavender and magenta, this 'raspberry' iris draws the eye to it. At 24 inches
'Raspberry Slurp' fills the medium height needed to balance a garden with taller
psuedacorus, spuria, or daylilies. This vibrant iris brings an endearing light and
color to the water garden that makes your special place more enchanting.
Zone 4. $12.00
garden is always a challenge for breeders. Adding the delightful shades of
lavender and magenta, this 'raspberry' iris draws the eye to it. At 24 inches
'Raspberry Slurp' fills the medium height needed to balance a garden with taller
psuedacorus, spuria, or daylilies. This vibrant iris brings an endearing light and
color to the water garden that makes your special place more enchanting.
Zone 4. $12.00
'Pseud. X'- An absolutely eye catching un-named hybrid that commands
attention in the June garden. Quickly forming large impressive stands. Flowers
are prominent above the foliage at 39" high. A real treat at pond side. A strong
grower year after year here in Wisconsin. Zone 4 $8.00
attention in the June garden. Quickly forming large impressive stands. Flowers
are prominent above the foliage at 39" high. A real treat at pond side. A strong
grower year after year here in Wisconsin. Zone 4 $8.00
Variegated Water Iris- Grown for it's stunning foliage, this iris
will lighten up your gardens all summer. A strong grower in a pond,
at the edge of a pond or just in a non-water garden environment. A
real accent at over 40" tall. Zone 4 $12.00
will lighten up your gardens all summer. A strong grower in a pond,
at the edge of a pond or just in a non-water garden environment. A
real accent at over 40" tall. Zone 4 $12.00
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