The Iris Bulb

Iris (Lousiana hybr.) 'Jack Attack' Origin: The species is native to southern United States. (Early to mid-season, medium - tall) Large, spectacularly ruffled blooms of exceptional substance and impact. Flower is a firm wine-purple, with strong yellow eye zones and has lots of hybridising potential. Performs well in hot climate. Very special! Full sun and very moist or waterlogged soil...

Iris 'Black Gamecock' Native to Louisiana and southeastern US wetlands. A perfect companion to your tall bearded Iris and will extend the bloom season well into June. Intense black-purple 4" blooms are accented with a band of golden yellow on the foliage. The velvety texture and vibrant color of these iris will surely add interest to your garden.

There currently are five recognized species in the Series Hexagonae, as the Louisiana Iris group within the Genus Iris is called. They are: I brevicaulis, I. fulva, I. hexagona, I. giganticaerulea and I. nelsonii. They are known to produce most divers color of all iris. They bloom after the bearded and Sibirian iris, and just before the Japanese iris...

There currently are five recognized species in the Series Hexagonae, as the Louisiana Iris group within the Genus Iris is called. They are: I brevicaulis, I. fulva, I. hexagona, I. giganticaerulea and I. nelsonii. King Creole is a hybrid by M. Dunn (1979). Color from light blue-violet; white style arms with touch of violet on edge; falls deep blue-violet, deep yellow spear with touch of green in center...

There currently are five recognized species in the Series Hexagonae, as the Louisiana Iris group within the Genus Iris is called. They are: I brevicaulis, I. fulva, I. hexagona, I. giganticaerulea and I. nelsonii. This is an Iris brevicaulis the most diminutive of the Louisiana iris species. Its flowers open down in the foliage, and sometimes its stalks lean or even lie on the ground...

There currently are five recognized species in the Series Hexagonae, as the Louisiana Iris group within the Genus Iris is called. They are: I brevicaulis, I. fulva, I. hexagona, I. giganticaerulea and I. nelsonii. Charlies Tress is a hybrid by C. Arny (1977). Color from bright light yellow with dark orange-tan suffusion; falls full yellow; dark yellow-orange crest...

There currently are five recognized species in the Series Hexagonae, as the Louisiana Iris group within the Genus Iris is called. They are: I brevicaulis, I. fulva, I. hexagona, I. giganticaerulea and I. nelsonii. Freddie Boy is a hybrid by J. Mertzweiller (1974). Color from pink with orange center to deep red purple outside. We do grow them at the edge of our pond, partially or fully submerged...

Popular among beardless species for their variation in form and broad range of color. Group plantings yield best effect. Hardy to zone 6. Grows 1'-4'. Planting depth: up to 6 " over top of crown. Plant in full sun to part shade.