Available in a wide array of spectacular colors and delicate hues, iris are the water lilies of spring. The striking vertical lines of iris foliage present a pleasing contrast to the foliage of most other plants and contrast beautifully with their delicate blossoms. They're versatile too, as they'll grow in or out of the water. Planting some in the water and some adjacent to them outside the pond helps diminish the hard looking pond edge. In the pond, plant 0" to 6" deep. Hardy to Zone 4

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Black Gamelock- -Louisiana Iris 2' to 3' Striking midnight purple blossoms perch high atop graceful medium green foliage. Attractive foliage plant.		Pseudacorus- Yellow flag iris 3' to 4' This outstanding European species produces masses of brilliant yellow blossoms that stand high above the tall erect foliage
Brevicaulis Lamance- 18" Delicate bright blue flowers atop broad weeping foliage. The last iris to bloom. North American native		Pseudacorus  Flore Plena- 3' to 4' Masses of yellow flowers makes this true double flowering variety very impressive even from a great distance
Clyde Redmond- Louisiana Iris 2' to 3'. Vibrant royal blue flowers stand well above medium green foliage. A popular favorite		Rose Queen- 2' Unique lavender-pink flowers tower above fine grass-like foliage. Good clumping variety. Late season bloomer
Kissie- Deep pink petals pale gracefully to soft yellow in the heart of the blossom. Rich green foliage		Versicolor- 2' Delicate violet blossoms rise gracefully above sword-like foliage. Small stature makes it good forpatio gardens.North American native.
Laevigata Snow Drift- Delicate white flowers, sometimes speckled with blue, rise above rich green foliage. Long blooming period		Virginica- 2' to 3' Beautiful blue to violet blossoms stand regally above rich green foliage. Reliable, profuse bloomer. North American native

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