This unique compact variety blooms weeks earlier than others! Masses of blue flower clusters on upright stems rise just above clumps of short and wide, strap-like, green leaves. Rarely sets seed pods, resulting in a longer bloom period.
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Native plant, flaring dark grape-violet flower.
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Discovered surviving the floods of Hurricane Katrina. Tolerant of poorly drained soils.
Dark green grass-like leaves grow slowly in clumps. From spring to fall 2″ wide three petaled cream flowers adorned with dark brown tepal blotches emerge atop long branches.
Native Plant with deep violet-red colored blooms with yellow accents.
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Has a very large (largest flower of the Louisiana irises), light blue to lavender to purple flower, sometimes white to yellowish-white but generally with a blue to purple color.
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Native plant blooms are large ruffled lavender pink with light greenish-yellow signals.
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Highly adaptive native plant with deep purple flowers. May have 6-8 flowers at a time!
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Creamy white flowers with a touch of intense orange bloom spring through fall.
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Flowers are 2″ in diameter, yellow with maroon blotches; great upright accent in landscape.