Iris Versicolor

Blue Flag Iris

Full - Part Sun
Wet - Average/wet
3 feet - 4 feet
Purple
May, June, July

Blue Flag Iris, often referred to as Northern Flag Iris, has graceful, sword-like leaves that provide a wonderful texture and movement even when not in bloom. Late spring to summer you will get lovely distinct flowers ranging from deep - pale blue or purple depending on its placement and growing conditions. Blue Flag Iris is clump forming, making it an easy addition to any garden. This Iris enjoys consistently or frequently wet sites such as water gardens, ditches, wetland or pond edges, etc. Blue Flag Iris is enjoyed for early season nectar from hummingbirds and butterflies.

Larval Host(s): 13 species of Lepidoptera larvae, including the Virginia ctenucha moth

Companion Plants: Rose Milkweed, Rattlesnake Master, White Turtlehead, Closed Bottle Gentian, Cardinal Flower

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