Growing Zones 4 to 9
Page Number 42
Planting Season Spring/Fall
Plant Depth 2
Fertilizer Type 9-9-6
Flowering Season Spring
Light Requirements
Fragrant n
Attracts Butterflies y
Size Shipped Large, bareroot divisions
Height 3 ft
Flowering Yes
Foliage Color Green
Flower Color Assorted
Spacing 2 ft to 3 ft
Bareroot y
Genus Iris
Species ensata
Subspecies Japanese Iris Mix
Common Name Iris ensata Japanese Iris Mix

Iris ensata Japanese Iris Mix

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The flowers of Japanese iris (Iris ensata) are the largest of all iris, often 8 inches or more across. The blooms resemble huge orchids with their rich colors, unusual markings and crepe-like texture. They are delightful for cutflowers and are eyecatchers in the garden. Japanese iris put on their show about a month later than Siberian iris, in late June or early July. We've assembled a mix of outstanding named varieties in a wide color range that's sure to please the most discerning gardener.

Growing Zone: 4 to 9

Light Requirements:

Own Root

Height: 3 ft

State Restrictions

AK;HI

Growing Zones 4 to 9
Page Number 42
Planting Season Spring/Fall
Plant Depth 2
Fertilizer Type 9-9-6
Flowering Season Spring
Light Requirements
Fragrant n
Attracts Butterflies y
Size Shipped Large, bareroot divisions
Height 3 ft
Flowering Yes
Foliage Color Green
Flower Color Assorted
Spacing 2 ft to 3 ft
Bareroot y
Genus Iris
Species ensata
Subspecies Japanese Iris Mix
Common Name Iris ensata Japanese Iris Mix