Description

Home-Garden Iris (Iris spp.) can be seed-started for garden borders and beds. Match this annual garden plant with full sun and moderately fertile, well-drained soil.

Start seeds in a bed or container that is ready for the crop. Water moderately and prevent the soil from becoming waterlogged as seedlings develop and remove spent flowers as needed to keep the planting tidy.

Product Features
Extracted from dried iris capsules, seeds appear brown and slightly flattened
Flowering plants produce silver-toned petals with black and orange edging along the margins
Each bloom has three upright standards and three downward falls
Narrow, sword-shaped green leaves
Non-GMO premium seeds
Planting Information

1. Growing Information

Plant TypeAnnual or Perennial Flowering Plant
SunlightFull sun to partial shade. Morning sun enhances pearly sheen.
SoilRich, well-drained soil with organic matter. Avoid waterlogging.
Planting MethodSow in well-draining soil, lightly cover
TemperatureSuitable seasonal temperatures
WateringKeep moist during germination; consistent moisture improves bloom quality.
DifficultyEasy

2. How to Grow

1

Sow in well-draining soil, lightly cover. Cold stratification improves germination.

2

Full sun to partial shade. Morning sun enhances pearly sheen.

3

Rich, well-drained soil with organic matter. Avoid waterlogging.

4

Keep moist during germination; consistent moisture improves bloom quality.

5

Transplant when ready. Deadhead spent blooms for extended flowering.

3. Garden Uses

Flower garden borders Cottage-style gardens Decorative containers Mass plantings Cut-flower displays

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