Louisiana Iris is a type of water irises, which can be grown easily in your daylily garden. Learn how to grow Louisiana irises--planting, fertilising and caring for these water irises.

A blog about the iris world for all iris lovers.

Plant database entry for Louisiana Iris (Iris 'Sinfonietta') with 10 images, one comment, and 20 data details.

Discover the best tips on how to grow iris bulbs in your garden and add a splash of vibrant color! Learn about the ideal conditions, proper planting techniques, and essential care routines for these stunning flowers. Whether you're a seasoned gardener or just starting out, growing iris bulbs can be a rewarding experience. With their varied colors and elegant blooms, irises are sure to elevate your garden's beauty.

Louisiana iris has one of the most diverse range of colors of any iris plant. There are five separate species of this distinctive iris. Click on this article for some important Louisiana iris information, including growing, site and care.

Wild Purple Iris in the Louisiana marshlands.

louisiana iris in swamp

A few species and crosses of Iris can be grown in shallow water. Iris that can be submerged in up to four inches below water are Louisiana Iris cultivars, laevigata Iris cultivars, pseudatata iris, & flag Irises. Pseudatata iris, a new cross of species also is fine with being submerged a few inches. The very beautiful Japanese ensata iris varieties love moist boggy soil but won't tolerate submersion more than 2 months a year. Divide your pond Iris in the fall for low to no mortality.