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Container Grown Iris Plants

Siberian Iris Caeser's Brother
Siberian Iris Caeser's Brother

Siberian Iris Caesers Brother
Dwarf Blue Crested Iris
Dwarf Blue Crested Iris

Blue Dwarf Crested Iris - Native Woodland Plants - 
Tennessee White Crested Iris
Tennessee White Crested Iris

Iris Cristata ‘Tennessee White’ - Native Woodland Plants - 
Variegated Zebra Iris - Iris pallida Aureo
Variegated Zebra Iris - Iris pallida Aureo

Iris pallida Aureo - Zebra Iris Yellow Striped - 
Rosalie Figge Iris | Reblooming Bearded Iris
Rosalie Figge Iris | Reblooming Bearded Iris

Rosalie Figge Iris | German Tall Bearded Iris -

Fragrant, dark purple blooms.

 
Iris 'Feed Back'
Iris 'Feed Back'

'Feed Back' Tall Bearded Iris - 
Victoria Falls Iris
Victoria Falls Iris

Victoria Falls Iris - Tall Bearded Iris - 

Long blooming German Iris. Fragrant. Blue and white flowers.

 
Midnight Treat Tall Bearded Iris
Midnight Treat Tall Bearded Iris

Midnight Treat Tall Reblooming Bearded Iris -

Purple and Black bi-tone flowers. German bearded iris.

 
Iris Immortality
Iris Immortality

Immortality White Bearded Iris - 

Plant is currently shipping. Pure white blooms.
Iris 'Harvest of Memories' Yellow
Iris 'Harvest of Memories' Yellow

'Harvest of Memories' Yellow Bearded Iris - 
Iris War Chief | Tall Bearded Iris
Iris War Chief | Tall Bearded Iris

War Chief Tall Bearded Iris - Greenwood Nursery - 

Plant is currently shipping. Beautiful red flower.
Concertina Iris | Re-Blooming Bearded Iris
Concertina Iris | Re-Blooming Bearded Iris

Concertina Re-blooming Bearded Iris -

Iris Plants for Sale - Greenwood Nursery -

Even in France Spring is Spring and Monet's Garden comes to life!
 
What art we would have missed had it not been for the iris. Claude Monet saw the beauty in this spring blooming flower over a hundred years ago.
 
Irises must have been his favorite flower. Monet planted hundreds of irises in many different colors. He planted rows of purple, white, yellow, pink and red irises for his spring garden.
 
So...take a tip from one of the greatest artists to have lived and add some irises to your garden. Our container grown irises are easy to transplant and they grow beautifully.

Planting Irises

Plant in full sun (6 - 8 hours daily), in a well drained section of your garden with good air circulation. Typical spacing is 12 to 24 inches apart. Water plants when the top 3 inches of soil begins to dry out. Over watering of Irises is a common mistake. Less frequent deep watering is better than frequent shallow watering.

Fertilizing Irises

Established plants may benefit from spring fertilizing. Use a blend that is not high in nitrogen such as 5-10-10 or 10-10-10. To prevent over crowding, divide plants every 3 to 5 years.

For more detailed information on planting irises, visit the American Iris Society.