Among my favorite spring wildflowers are the amazingly beautiful native Louisiana iris species. You may see them blooming in swampy or boggy areas or in ditches along roads. In gardens and ...

This is a great time of the year to plant and divide one of my favorite native plants, Louisiana irises. When these plants bloom in the spring, their flowers are among the most colorful and ...

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the Louisiana iris, Japanese iris, Siberian iris and the native woodland crested iris. Iris plants are monocots, meaning their flower parts are in groups of three. In general, three sepals face ...

Louisiana irises are best known for their unique colors - reds, bronzes and golds - and patterns. Many varieties grow well in Central New York, contrary to conventional wisdom. They like full sun ...

With an overwhelming number of varieties to choose from ... The most common types of non-bearded iris sold to gardeners are Louisiana, Japanese, and Siberian iris,' notes Leslie Halleck ...

ABBEVILLE, La. (WVUE) - The red iris, one of Louisiana’s rarest native flowers, blooms each April in a swamp near the town of Abbeville—its only known natural habitat in the world. Unlike the ...

Louisiana irises are perennials that can be grown successfully ... Because all the primary colors are present in the various native species, there is no limit to the color range available to ...

A small group of enthusiasts is doing its best to make sure that the widely varied group of plants doesn't go the way of the passenger pigeon. The Society for Louisiana Irises launched the ...

Louisiana iris is the name used worldwide for a unique group of Louisiana-native iris species and, in particular, their hybrids. They are now grown in gardens from Europe to Australia. The best ...