Item Tag: 5 iris plants
5,000+ Heirloom Danish Flag Poppy Somniferum Seeds XL Flowers Organic, Non-GMO
(Papavaer somniferum). 5,000+ Heirloom Danish Flag Heirloom Poppy Seeds. Red and White Cross, Huge Flowers, Excellent Pollinators. Over 5,000 Organic, Non-GMO Seeds Per Order. This process mimics the natural conditions in which poppies typically grow.
Louisiana Iris “Yellow Flag” Rhizomes & pre-blooms! Get ready for next spring!
They grow well in full sun to partial shade and are cold resistant.
5 Purple Bearded Iris ~ Bulb Rhizomes ~ Heirloom ~ Annual ~ Freshly Dug
These are a gorgeous Bearded Purple Iris. Bicolor, purple/yellow They are perennials, blooming every year around Easter for us in Central Texas. They will bloom later the farther north you are. This type of Iris will bloom their 2-3 flowers sequentially, not all at once, thereby prolonging the bloom.
Wild Blue Iris Flower Seeds For Planting (Iris missouriensis)
Wild blue iris (Iris missouriensis) adds striking beauty to gardens with its delicate, violet-blue petals and yellow-white markings. They attract pollinators like bees and butterflies, enhancing biodiversity.
5 Iris Fresh Bearded Iris Rhizomes Mixed Varieties Very Mature Healthy Root Sys
Bring vibrant color to your garden with these healthy, live iris bulbs! 🌸 Beautiful Mixed Iris Bulbs – Ready to Plant! • Fresh, healthy bulbs (recently dug). • Plant in well-drained soil. • Mixed colors (variety of beautiful blooms).
5 Mixed Colors Heirloom Bearded Iris Rhizomes
5 Mixed Colors Heirloom Bearded Iris Rhizomes nice fully developed rhizomes. Dug to order, not before.
5 White-Yellow-purple Iris Bulbs/Rhizomes Fresh Dug Cut Live
• Fresh, healthy bulbs (recently dug). 🌸 Beautiful Mixed Iris Bulbs – Ready to Plant! Bring vibrant color to your garden with these healthy, live iris bulbs! • Plant in well-drained soil. • Full sun to partial shade.
Yellow Flag Iris – Iris Pseudacorus -5 Bare Root Plants / bulbs
This listing is for 5 bare root bulbs for yellow flag iris. They thrive in wet/ damp areas but I have some in a dry area that do well also. After they bloom, the foliage stays green even throughout our hot summers here in East Texas. I started with a couple of bulbs years ago and have a large bed full of plants, so five bulbs will eventually multiply and you can divide and share.