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This Louisiana Iris Lavender Sunrise is the most delicately beautiful light lavender flowers in the LA Iris family. Very desirable as it is hard to find and most delightful at the pond's edge. Reliable bloomer that never fails to make a statement.

This spectacular Louisiana Iris James Dickenson is the most true "red" of all the LA Iris'. Its stunning flowers with red outer petals and yellow inner petals makes a real statement in a pond. Reliable bloomer in late spring/early summer.

Iris Louisiana Ann Chowning adds bright, show-stopping color to moist areas. Native to the wetlands of the southern United States, Iris Louisiana is the ideal choice for water gardens, along the edge of streams or ponds or in other moist areas. A beardless iris with velvety red flowers and deep yellow highlights, it has green, strappy foliage that looks attractive for several months. Although they originated in the Southeast, Iris Louisiana are adaptable to several climates and most are hardy to zone 4. Unlike bearded iris, they prefer moist conditions and usually do best with about an in. of water each week. Most Iris Louisiana bloom in early to midsummer and attract hummingbirds.

Bernice's Legacy Bearded Iris has rich wine-red iris blooms with subtle shades of garnet that blend from the top of the standards to the tips of the falls. This is a reblooming variety and so will appear in late spring and then again in late Summer to early fall. Deer tend to avoid iris making these some of the best blooming perennials for your full Sun to partial shade garden. Grows up to 32 in. tall and 24 in. W.

Black Gamecock is a late-blooming Louisiana variety that prolongs iris-growing season. Deep purple to black blooms grow 4 in. to 6 in. W and flaunt their unique form wherever they are planted. Vigorous and easy to grow, this award winner likes to get its feet wet and makes a great specimen planting. It reliably attracts hummingbirds to the landscape, too.

Red Velvet Elvis is a really great addition to your pond as its dark red, nearly black flower provides an exciting contrast of color. This lightly ruffled and slightly fragrant flower is a real beauty. Born and raised in America, it is considered 1 of the best red Louisiana iris and is a reliable bloomer. An award winning iris that really makes a statement in your pond.

This Louisiana Iris, ANN CHOWNING, Iridaceae, is a true American Native plant. It is an Award winner as 1 of the best red irises. It has beautiful, showy, velvety dark cherry red flowers with bright yellow - gold accents. The flowers are 6 in. W. A real show stopper for any pond or garden.

The Louisiana Iris is native to the southeastern United Sates but is proving to be highly adaptable to other climates, soils and cultural practices. Aptly named for its region of origin, this species grows in swamps, along riversides and damp hillsides. They will tolerate a wide range of moisture conditions, as long as they get at least an inch of water per week. Iris Black Gamecock is a vigorous grower, producing deep purple black flowers some 6 in. across. This southern native is award winning and an excellent choice for naturalizing. Best of all the flowers attract pollinators, but seem left alone by deer and rabbits.

The Louisiana Iris is native to the southeastern United Sates but is proving to be highly adaptable to other climates, soils and cultural practices. Aptly named for its region of origin, this species grows in swamps, along riversides and damp hillsides. They will tolerate a wide range of moisture conditions, as long as they get at least an inch of water per week. Louisiana Jack Attack delivers a lot of wow with its striking color and impressive flower size. Ruffled, wine purple flowers with green foliage. Grows in wet areas where other plants will not grow.

The Red Velvet Elvis Louisiana Iris Shrub is a striking addition to any garden, known for its bold, dramatic blooms and elegant foliage. Its deep red and velvety purple flowers are showstoppers, adding luxury and beauty to any landscape. These large, ruffled flowers sit atop sturdy stems, perfect for floral arrangements or as a centerpiece in flower beds. The rich, saturated hues and intricate patterns elevate any garden, making it a favorite among gardeners. For maximum impact, plant the Red Velvet Elvis Iris in groups along borders, walkways, or flower beds. Its vibrant colors and elegant form create eye-catching focal points. It also grows well in containers, adding flexibility to your garden design. Whether in large landscapes or small patios, this iris brings sophistication and color. The lush, slender green leaves complement the vibrant blooms, adding texture and visual interest even when not in bloom. The Red Velvet Elvis Iris reaches a height of 2-3 ft. and thrives in USDA zones 6-10. It prefers full sun with at least 6-hours of sunlight daily but tolerates partial sun in some climates. To thrive, ensure proper watering and use balanced fertilizer in early spring and after blooming. With its stunning flowers and refined foliage, the Red Velvet Elvis Iris will enhance any garden, making it a must-have for iris enthusiasts and casual gardeners alike.