Plants A-Z

Iresine herbstii

Bloodleaf

Native to Brazil. Grows 1 to 3 ft. high and wide, or even larger under ideal conditions. Leaves are 1 ...

Iris danfordiae

Native to east Asia Minor. These are classic rock garden and container plants, the yellow flowers (lik...

Iris douglasiana

Native to California and Oregon, usually within the coastal climate zone, and usually under 300 ft. el...

Iris ensata

Japanese Iris

Native to Japan, these irises feature sumptuous blossoms 4 to 12 in. across on slender stems to 4 ft. ...

Iris hybrid (Aril and Arilbred)

The aril species and interspecies hybrids (characterized by an aril, or collar, on their seeds) offer ...

Iris hybrid (Bearded)

The most widely grown irises fall into the bearded group. More than a century of breeding has produced...

Iris hybrid (Cal-Sibe)

Cal-Sibe hybrid

These hybrids between Sino-Siberian iris hybrids and Pacific Coast iris hybrids look most like the fir...

Iris hybrid (English)

The species (I. latifolia) from whichnamed selections were made is native to the Pyrenees, wh...

Iris hybrid (Louisiana)

Louisiana Hybrids

Graceful, flattish blossoms on stems 2 to 5 ft. tall, carried above and among leaves that are long, na...

Iris hybrid (Miniature Tall Bearded)

Miniature Tall Bearded Iris

These grow 15 to 28 in. high and flower with tall beardeds, usualy in May. Their small flowers are 2 t...

Iris hybrid (Pacific Coast)

Pacific Coast Iris

Eleven species native to Pacific Coast states constitute a homogeneous group within the genus Iris...

Iris hybrid (Siberian)

Siberian Iris

The most widely sold members of this group are named hybrids derived from Iris sibirica and