A native to North East Asia, Russia, and Japan. A true water iris, Iris laevigata will look its best growing in shallow water or a large pot with a deep reservoir filled with water. It can also thrive in a moist to wet setting such as a rain garden, receiving one to two inches of water a week.
Iris Laevigata will grow from 24-36 inches tall with 4-6 inch flowers. The peak bloom for us is in May along with Siberian and Tall Bearded Iris. Zone 4-9
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Blue Rivulets
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Harris, 2013
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White with bright blue veins |
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June Lake
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Harris, 2018
$15.00 |
Summer sky-blue |
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Lakeside Ghost
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Harris, 2012
$10.00 |
Light blue speckled darker, red-violet style arms. |
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Monstrosa
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Six falls; white, pale blue wash and speckles.
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Regal
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Perry Farm, 1960
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Three falls; rose magenta. |
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Royal Cartwheel
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Reid, 1981
$10.00 |
Six falls; navy blue violet with white center line. |
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Semper-
florens
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Perry, 1919
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Bright blue-violet. |
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Variegata
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Tubergen, 1916
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Three falls; blue-violet, green and white stripped foliage. |
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Violet Constellation
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Harris, 2018
$15.00 |
Three falls; white speckled violet, heart of the bloom violet. |
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Whispering Clouds
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Harris ’17
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Three falls; white with very faint violet markings, full round form. |
