Louisiana Iris "Sinfonietta" Bloom Early and mid-spring live plant tropical and air circulation are crucial

and air circulation are crucial

Set the plant in place so the crown (part of the plant where the root meets the stem) is about 1-2 inches below the soil surface

Hardiness is species dependent

Its broad blooms have three inner segments ("standards") and three larger

The exciting ‘Australia’ features deep dark leaves and clusters of red flowers that appear from midsummer to frost but may flower nearly year around in exceptionally mild climates

Louisiana Iris "Sinfonietta" Bloom Early and mid-spring live plant tropical and air circulation are crucialThe Louisiana iris 'Sinfonietta' bears breathtaking gentian blue flowers in early and mid spring. Its broad blooms have three inner segments ("standards") and three larger, rounded, arching outer segments ("falls"). The base of each fall has a prominent triangular yellow blotch ("signal") which attracts pollinating bees. Three small style arms adorn the ruffled flower's center. Louisiana irises are complex hybrids of several species, most native to