With its super-compact mounding habit and flowers beginning in early summer, Candy Sorbet is an Iberis hybrid that fills an important space for June and July bloomers. It's an purply-pink flowers are one of the most unique colors within the category and bloom for upwards of six weeks

This diminutive 4-6'' native Iris thrives in lightly shaded gardens. Light blue flowers with fringed yellow or white crests appear in early spring.

Huge flowers are nicely fragrant with vibrant purple-pink hues and dramatic white stripes. Double-petaled flowers. Constant moisture is necessary. Plant crowns 2-3 inches below the surface.

Iris Ensata Dinner Plate Tub Tim Grob boasts unique characteristics that set it apart from other irises. Its petals, resembling a fine porcelain dinner plate, are generously sized and showcase a rich, deep red hue with intricate patterns that are reminiscent of hand-painted artwork. These intricate patterns, or "Tub Tim Grob" in Thai, give this iris its special charm and name.

Its pale bluish-white standards contrast nicely with its velvety violet-blue falls. The flowers are large—5" in height—with bright red beards, adding a bold pop of colour to the scene. An exceptional cut flower for tall arrangements. Among its many honours is the 2015 Dykes Medal.

Salmon-pink blooms on shorter stems create a lovely layered look in borders when placed in front of taller varieties. Eye-catching tangerine beards only add to the appeal of this repeat award winner. Grows 27" tall. Full sun to partial shade. 

A beauty that's sure to turn heads! The violet-blue colour of the standards is repeated in a thin rim around the velvety, deep purple falls. The outstanding blooms are accented with shining tangerine beards, and its sweet fragrance just adds to its aura.

This bearded iris sports nice bright orange flowers. Give it a dry, sunny location - avoid soggy soils!

Re-Bloomer offers Butter Cream Yellow Standards with deep purple falls.

One of the darkest near-black flowers for a bearded iris.

Non-fading Ruby Red fall and standards with generous branching stems and high bud count.

This variegated iris produces fragrant lavender blue blossoms in late spring and early summer, but is most often grown for its dramatic foliage with strong vertical white stripes on the leaf blade edges.

 Beautiful bicolor blooms are a harmonious combination of creamy yellow and white petals, supported on stiff upright stems above refined clumps of slender green foliage.

'Caesar's Brother' produces deep purple flowers in late spring on rigid stems which rise to 40" high above a clump of arching, narrow, grass-like, linear leaves

March flame like foliage emerges vivid purple, mellowing by summer to dark green. Violet strappy flowers marked with gold give a second look in late spring. A good bog, wet plant.

Blue Flag Iris is a fast growing, water-loving species.  Showy purple flowers with yellow streaks bloom from late spring to early summer.  Although each individual flower is short lived, a colony can bloom for as long a month.