Iberis Mermaid Lavender

Light purple flowers bloom from late spring through fall above dark evergreen foliage. Blooms much longer than white candytuft. Pollinators love this dense low groundcover, but pests don’t. Drought tolerant.

Iberis sempervirens Little Gem

Bright white flowers with purple centers cover low mounding plants in mid to late spring. Prefers well-drained alkaline soil. Long blooming. Tolerant of coastal conditions and drought. Some afternoon shade appreciated in hot climates. Prefers

Iberis sempervirens Snowflake

Dark green leaves and large clusters of white, slightly fragrant flowers. Long blooming. Attractive to butterflies. Deer resistant.  Excellent compact evergreen plant that is useful for edging borders and in rock gardens.

Iberis sempervirens Snowsation

Large white flowers cover tidy, compact, mounded plants for many weeks in early to midspring. Leathery dark green foliage is evergreen. Makes a great groundcover. 

Iberis sempervirens Tahoe

Clusters of pure white blooms appear about 2 weeks earlier than on 'Snowflake'. Dark green foliage forms well-branched, compact mounds. Great edger or crevice filler! Attractive to butterflies. Deer resistant.  Excellent evergreen plant that

Iris ampliflora Ming Treasure

Vigorous, elongated leaves form dense clusters of foliage topped by bright purple flowers with orange throats in summer. This relatively newly-discovered, sterile hybrid has been described as “an Iris tectorum on steroids” due to its p

Iris cristata

Light blue miniature iris blooms are held amongst handsome fans of short pale green strap-like foliage. Fast grower & spreader that makes a nice edger for the shade garden. Deer resistant.

Iris cristata Eco Bluebird

Light lavender blue flowers have orange crests and white throats that are surrounded by darker blue. Handsome fans of short pale green strap-like foliage. Fast grower and spreader that makes a nice edger for the shade garden. Deer resistant.

Iris cristata Powder Blue Giant

Touted as being more vigorous than the species, this variety boasts light blue flowers with golden crests and darker blue accents. Handsome fans of short pale green strap-like foliage.

Iris cristata Tennessee White

A vigorous selection of our native I. cristata from Tennessee, this variety is long-blooming, showing off its brilliant white blooms accented by yellow crests above fans of green foliage. A nice groundcover for shade. Deer and rabbit resistant. More Details

Iris ensata Carrot Cake

Large white flowers with purple edges and yellow centers bloom early to mid summer.

Iris ensata Darling

Large lilac-pink blooms float above dense, upright clumps of green spear-shaped foliage. The narrow petals have dark pink veins with a yellow flare. Good for mass planting in wet areas. Prefers sun to light shade and consistently moist to wet

Iris ensata Dinnerplate Sundae

Large eye-catching purple-veined flowers with yellow centers bloom early to mid summer.

Iris ensata Lion King

Large, double, purple and white blooms with ruffled edges are drop-dead gorgeous. White centers have yellow signals. Award winner. Early mid-season. Suitable for pond-side, bog or moist garden.

Iris ensata Rose Queen

Soft rose pink blooms have a very simple, elegant form. The falls are relatively wide and may have a slightly darker zone on the shoulder. Prefers acidic soil.Tolerant of excessive moisture including bogs and clay soil. Attractive to butterflies.

Iris ensata Royal Banner

Purple to deep blue blooms with a yellow throat are borne above strap-like foliage with prominent midribs. Attractive to butterflies. Deer resistant. Suitable for pond-side, bog or moist garden.

Iris ensata Variegata

Striking, green and cream variegated leaf blades and large lavender to purple blooms. Worth growing for the foliage alone. Can tolerate clay soil. Attractive to butterflies. Deer resistant.

Iris germanica Again and Again

Ruffled, buttery yellow blooms soften to white centers. Blooms midseason and attracts butterflies and hummingbirds. Must have well-drained soil, rhizome should be planted slightly above soil level.

Prefers full sun. Remove old bloom stalks

Iris germanica Amas

Historic variety. Collected in Turkey in the late 1800s, it was one of the first  tetraploid irises to be widely known and planted. Early profuse blooms with paler lavender-blue standards; falls are deep blue-purple. Promine

Iris germanica Augustine

Orchid-pink standards and falls with orange beard. Highly ruffled petals. Midseason bloom, rebloomer.

Iris germanica Black Lipstick

Deep dark purple standards with black falls and dark blue beard. Ruffled blooms appear early-mid spring.

Iris germanica Double Your Fun

Pearly white petals darken to indigo centers, with draping yellow falls. Blooms early, then reblooms in late summer/early fall. Must have well-drained soil, rhizome should be planted slightly above soil level. Prefers full sun. Remove old blo

Iris germanica Earl of Essex

Airy white, ruffled blooms have lavender accents along the veins and edges. A robust rebloomer in warmer climates. Must have well-drained soil, rhizome should be planted slightly above soil level.

Prefers full sun. Remove old bloom stalks

Iris germanica Firebreather

Vibrant orange blooms make this one of the most brilliant oranges offered to date. Late season bloomer. Attractive to butterflies and hummingbirds.