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Iris virginica var. shrevei Southern Blue Flag - Prairie Moon Nursery • prairiemoon.com

Southern Blue Flag Iris prefers full sun to part shade and will not bloom well if it has more shade than sun. It grows best in moist soils that are not too heavy but will tolerate some brief flooding early in the season and moderate dryness in late summer. Other common names in use include: Shreve's Iris.

Shreve's Iris | Johnson's Nursery | KB - JNI Knowledgebase • jniplants.com

Shreve's Iris is a Wisconsin native perennial that in spring, forms clumps of green, sword-shaped foliage reaching three feet tall. By late spring to early summer, tall flower stalks emerge and open to a striking blue-violet fragrant flower. Deep purple veins and yellow splotches are found on most of the petals.

Blue Flag Iris (Iris virginica shrevei) - Illinois Wildflowers • illinoiswildflowers.info

Blue Flag Iris Iris virginica shrevei Iris family (Iridaceae) Description: This perennial plant is 2-3' tall. It produces clumps of basal leaves that are sword-shaped and up to 3' long; they are mostly erect, although some of the larger leaves may become arched. These leaves are bluish green to green and glabrous.

Iris virginica var. shrevei (Southern Blue Flag) - Gardenia • gardenia.net

Iris virginica var. shrevei (Southern Blue Flag) is a rhizomatous perennial forming clumps of sword-shaped, mostly erect, bluish green leaves, up to 3 ft. long (90 cm), with a slight, graceful curve. Tall flowering stalks, unbranched or sparingly branched, rise from the clump in late spring to early summer, each of them boasting 1-2 violet-blue flowers, 3 in. across (7 cm).

Iris virginica - US Forest Service • usda.gov

Iris virginica var. shrevei has a light blue to deep violet, rarely white, flower. The sepals are spreading with darker blue to purple veins with a light yellow pubescent signal. Shreve's iris flowers in late spring. Flowers are a one- to two-flowered inflorescence on a stem that has one to two branches. The plants are up to three feet tall.

Southern Blue Flag Iris, Shreve's Iris | American Meadows • americanmeadows.com

Behold the blooms of the Southern Blue Flag Iris, ranging from pale to deep purple, each with delicate veining and a bold yellow blaze. Curved petals make perfect landing pads for bumblebees, its main pollinator, and the easy-to-spot pattern attracts butterflies, too. This moisture-loving resilient native species is rain garden approved. Gorgeous blooms appear in late spring, crowning bright ...

Iris virginica var. shrevei - SOUTHERN BLUE FLAG IRIS - US PERENNIALS • usperennials.com

Also called Shreve's Iris, this native bog iris has violet-blue flowers with yellow-white crests in midsummer. The f ragrant blooms attract pollinators and can be used as a good cut flower. Slowly spreads to form colonies. Deer and rabbit resistant plant. This is a swamp Iris, but it will grow well in your yard in average medium-moist soil.

Iris virginica var. shrevei (Shreve's iris) | Izel Native Plants • izelplants.com

50-Count Deep Plugs. Size 2" x 2" across by 5" deep. They are referred to as deep 50s, DP50, or LP50®. Recommended Uses DP50s are landscape-ready plugs and can be planted as they are.

Wild Iris - Iris shrevei - Prairie Nursery • prairienursery.com

Wild Iris is excellent for naturalizing in moist soils along pond edges, streambanks or any damp area in the landscape. Its ability to grow in water up to a foot deep makes it ideal for water gardens. Individual plants will spread to form attractive clumps, which can be divided in fall or early spring.