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Good Omen Japanese Iris is the plant you have been looking for if you have a wet area that you want to bring some color to. This iris does best when the soil is consistently wet and it has such a unique flower that you will look like a genius for finding a plant for those troublesome areas. The bright purple and yellow flowers provide a great coloration to your wet areas for years to come.

Black Joker Siberian Iris is a newcomer that adds a touch of exotic color and tons of sophisticated flair to water gardens, borders and areas with moist soil. Black Joker is a stunning Siberian variety with soft lavender standards highlighted in yellow above deep purple, gold-edged falls. While it features the typical Iris form, this beauty is anything but typical. Although it does prefer the moist areas that most perennials do not tolerate, you can put it in full to partly sunny sites with virtually any soil type. You will be rewarded with loads of seductively dark, fragrant blooms in late spring to early summer. Black Joker is easy to grow and deer resistant. It perennializes quite well, returning with renewed vigor year after year.

Blatant's blooms grow VERY large, reaching about 5.5 in. across. The blooms are also fragarent and colorful. Blatant reblooms later in the season, and this KickStart variety starts the show a year sooner than the industry's top selection. Even a #1 rhizome may take a couple years of building energy before delivering years of reliable, low-maintenance perennial color. KickStart Iris are guaranteed to bloom in year one. Plus, they're already developing more stems for year 2 or divide and share them with an envious friend. Also, we only selected reblooming iris varieties for this series, so no matter if you create a mass planting of Blatant, or surround it with other KickStart varieties, you'll have an extra-long iris season to look forward to.

Titan's Glory is a new variety that is a multiple award winner. It bears large 6 in. blooms of the deepest shade of purple from mid to late spring. Touted as the in. best dark violet iris in. in its class, Titan's Glory boasts a uniform color and a well-branched habit with up to 8 healthy buds per branch.

The Dwarf Iris Mixture is an early-flowering mixture that signals the onset of Spring when its blooms begin opening. The diminutive but hardy and long-lived plants lighten up the early Spring landscape with an assortment of delightful colors. Their drifts of cheery blooms expand yearly to create generous displays in border fronts, rock gardens and containers.

Whether you are searching for a bright and cheerful waterside planting or looking for something to add bold style and elegant flair to a Sun-filled border, Flying Fiddles Siberian Iris fits the bill. With a unique color combination of pale cream with yellow falls and vibrant red-violet veining, this Siberian Iris is beautiful no matter where it makes its home. With light blue centers and tall, graceful stems, it makes an exceptional cut flower. Award winning and fragrant, it is an easy-to-grow perennial that is deer resistant and not at all picky about soil, so long as it is not too dry.

Blooming at the end of iris season, Gusto provides blooms with a striking color contrast. Each of its violet-blue petals has a white center brushed with bright yellow. The long, narrow, bright green foliage of this Japanese iris offers the perfect backdrop for the stunning blooms. Plant Gusto to add color to moisture-retentive borders or water gardens. Gusto also looks lovely along the banks of streams and ponds.

Open Your Eyes is the winner of the 2016 Cook-Douglas Medal. This elegant dwarf bearded iris has sweetly fragrant flowers, bright white standards and style arms, white beards and white falls with large, inky-blue spots. An excellent choice for border fronts and rock gardens.

Siberian Iris Shaker's Prayer is an award-winning plant with color and flair that lasts for days. Let bold, bright Shaker's Prayer light up that boring water feature or tired border with bold blue-purple standards and icy white falls accented with blue-purple veining and highlighted by vivid yellow-red throats. It makes quite a colorful sight when planted in large groupings at the water's edge or alongside white, blue or yellow perennials in a mixed bed. Makes a fine focal point display, too. Showy flowers top attractive grass-like foliage that stays lush and green all season long. Easy to grow, Shaker's prayer is not fussy about soil type if it is not too dry and gets plenty of Sunshine. Deer won't bother Siberian Iris.

Sugar Rush Siberian Iris has watermelon-pink falls with golden markings and white standards with light blue accents. Plant in groups along borders or near a water's edge, as they can tolerate wet soils, for great warm-weather displays. This Iris is great for indoor, fragrant floral arrangements.