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Dwarf Irises
ships in fall
ships in fall
Iris histrioides Light blue standards with royal blue to purple striping, pale lavender-streaked falls and a yellow crest splashed with deep purple spots.
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ships in fall
Iris danfordiae This low growing iris has fragrant canary-yellow flowers with dark speckles.
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ships in fall
Iris A mix of colorful early spring standouts. Four or more varieties, 3–6" tall.
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Dwarf Iris
Smaller delights, blooming very early spring, burst into color in the lawn, border or rock garden. Robust and hardy, spreading easily once established. Also good for forcing. Best in full sun or dappled shade with moderately fertile well-drained soil. Short leaves at flowering, later grow to 10-12". Plant 4" deep and 1" apart for maximum color splash.
Interplanting with Dwarf Irises
Dwarf irises bloom very early, around the time of crocuses. It’s surprising how little-known these miniature blooms are! They fit in everywhere. Plant under shade trees and among creeping thyme. Actually, plant them anywhere with well-drained soil. Visitors to your garden will inevitably exclaim, What are those!? when they first encounter these little charmers.