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Wildflowers - Iris Seeds
Yes, you can grow Iris from seeds! They take extra special handling and some patience, but it can be done. They take a few years to get up to blooming size, but the resulting blooms are much larger than most native plants. We grew a field of Northern Blue Flag Iris for seed production, and every spring they put on quite a show. They are very long lived if they have enough moisture. Irises can be grown on average garden soil, but prefer a lot of water, making them perfect for planting in and around ponds along stream banks, where they can keep their feet wet. Iris flower seeds are best planted out in the fall.
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Oregon Iris Seeds
Iris tenax
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Iris tenax
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Native to dry areas west of the Cascade Mountains, these brilliant blossoms will brighten any planting. This versatile perennial will also flourish in most garden soils, making it a perfect cut flower option.Starting at $2.98 USD -
Wild Blue Iris Seeds
Iris missouriensis
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Iris missouriensis
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Equally at home in mountain meadows and moist woodlands, this native perennial is sure to please. The lovely blue blossoms resemble a domesticated Iris, but they do retain some of their wild appeal, even in a garden.Starting at $2.98 USD
Yes, you can grow Iris from seeds! They take extra special handling and some patience, but it can be done. They take a few years to get up to blooming size, but the resulting blooms are much larger than most native plants. We grew a field of Northern Blue Flag Iris for seed production, and every spring they put on quite a show. They are very long lived if they have enough moisture. Irises can be grown on average garden soil, but prefer a lot of water, making them perfect for planting in and around ponds along stream banks, where they can keep their feet wet. Iris flower seeds are best planted out in the fall.