58 results for "Blue Flag iris bulb" between $2.00 and $300.00

solid deep blue flowers, These tall Iris work well for Cut flowers as either precooled for greenhouse planting or unprecooled for outside planting.

Jewel-toned flowers of purple, blue, white and yellow sparkle atop sturdy 18- to 24-in. stems in late spring. Easy to grow in full sun or partial shade. 7-8 cm bulbs. Zones 4-9.

solid deep blue flowers, These tall Iris work well for Cut flowers as either precooled for greenhouse planting or unprecooled for outside planting.

A colorful mix of yellows, blues, creams, purples, reds and whites that blooms in early to midsummer! Vigorous growers in wet soil; perfect for bog gardens or around ponds in full sun to partial shade. Grows 38 in. tall. Bareroot. Zones 4-9.

Exotic mixture of large, 5-in. purple, white and blue orchid-like double blooms appear in June and last for weeks. Foliage remains eye-catching until autumn. Bring inside for a dazzling bouquet. Grows 2-3 ft. tall. Bareroot. Zones 4-9.

Superb color for moist areas. This North American native provides spectacular dark purple, lavender and yellow flowers on long stems. Thrives in areas with plenty of moisture like along ponds, streams and ditches where the soil never completly dries out. Easy to grow in these conditions and comes back year after year, providing many flowers per stem. Blooms mid-summer.

This iris blooms around the first part of June. The light blue blossoms appear in clusters of 2-4 on the narrow green stems. These plants are fast growers and can reach the height of 1-2 feet. Hardy zones 4-9.

Superb color for moist areas. This North American native provides spectacular dark purple, lavender and yellow flowers on long stems. Thrives in areas with plenty of moisture like along ponds, streams and ditches where the soil never completly dries out. Easy to grow in these conditions and comes back year after year, providing many flowers per stem. Blooms mid-summer.

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Top Quality Dutch Iris bulbs, Landscaper Quality, Landscaper Volume Pricing. Bulbs at 9/10 cm in size for great first year blooms. This beautiful Iris has just the splash of yellow to accent its rich purple/blue color. It blooms in late spring. This Iris grows to a height of 18-22". Plant is full or partial sun, 4" deep, 3" apart. Plant cluster of 10 or more...

Lovely reblooming mix of blue and white brings beauty to your garden design, not just once, but twice a season. Ideal for a border, they grow 30-36 in. tall and bloom in the spring and again in the late summer. Strong, vigorous growers. Prefer full sun to part shade. 18- to 24-in. spread. Bareroot. Zones 4-9.

Close-up detail of a Blue Flag iris � Brenda Tharp / DanitaDelimont.com

"The new "Roland Jordahl Series" designs are approved and certified by the North American Bluebird Society. Read Roland Jordahl's full biography! "Bluebird Convertibles", manufactured by Wildlife Allies, is a one of a kind product! This bird house combines functionality with decorative design. The front panel is easily removed and can be switched out with any of our other decorative front panels. All of our front panels are sold individually so you can change the design as often as you like. The...

Water-loving native to swamps and lowlands of the southern and eastern U.S. Brilliant violet-blue blossoms variegated with yellow and white, interspersed with purple veins. Blue Flag rhizome is used in minute dosage to stimulate the lymphatic flow, to clear the skin, to treat menstrual problems, fullness of the thyroid, rheumatism and herpes. Sow seeds just beneath soil surface and keep cool and moist until germination. Slow to germinate, but they eventually do come up, and they present as very...

Handcrafted by Meyda Tiffany artisans, the Copperfoil Collection is created using authentic, century-old copperfoil workmanship. Uses regular 60 watt bulb. Price is per individual shade. Minimum order of three shades.

Iris is named after the Greek goddess who accompanied the souls of women to the Elysian Fields by way of the rainbow. Her footprints left flowers the colors of the rainbow. Iris means the eye of heaven. The iris is the flower of chivalry, having "a sword for its leaf and a lily for its heart." Ruskin. Siberian irises first cultivated in European gardens in the 1500's. Blue Siberian iris was introduced to the U.S. in 1796. Cultivated by Washington at Mount Vernon. Received England's Royal Horticultural...