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Iris versicolor (Blue Flag Iris)

Bog Plant
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Size Information

You can choose plants in various pot sizes. Non-potted plants arrive bare root for you to pot in the specified pot size.

Seasonal Information

Depending on the time of year, pond plants may be supplied fully-leaved, with flowers, or with foliage trimmed back.

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Description of Iris versicolor (Blue Flag Iris)

Iris versicolor is a hardy perennial plant native to North America.

Appearance

  • Appearance and Growth Habit This iris typically reaches a height of 60 to 90 centimetres.
  • Iris versicolor is a hardy perennial plant native to North America.
  • It forms dense clumps of long, narrow leaves.

How to grow Iris versicolor (Blue Flag Iris)

  • Iris versicolor is a hardy perennial plant native to North America.
  • Appearance and Growth Habit This iris typically reaches a height of 60 to 90 centimetres.

Bog garden & pond suitability

It is the ideal choice for the edges of a pond, a bog garden, or even planted in shallow water. It needs soil that stays moist or even waterlogged to thrive.

Care

  • Planting and Ongoing Care You can propagate this iris by dividing its root system.

Wildlife value

This combination attracts bees and butterflies when it flowers between May and June. By offering nectar to pollinators, it supports local biodiversity.