Blue Flag Iris
Iris versicolor
Blue and glowing early summer wildflower native to Massachusetts and New England. Reaches 2 to 3ft tall, prefers partial sun to shade and wet feet. Flourishes in the woodland edges of soggy meadows.
Seeds require a minimum of 120 days in cold, moist soil (or sand or vermiculite) 40 degrees Fahrenheit or below.
Collected ethically and with permission from privately owned land in Essex, Massachusetts. It is likely these are a native ecotype, but laboratory testing has not been conducted.
Iris versicolor
Blue and glowing early summer wildflower native to Massachusetts and New England. Reaches 2 to 3ft tall, prefers partial sun to shade and wet feet. Flourishes in the woodland edges of soggy meadows.
Seeds require a minimum of 120 days in cold, moist soil (or sand or vermiculite) 40 degrees Fahrenheit or below.
Collected ethically and with permission from privately owned land in Essex, Massachusetts. It is likely these are a native ecotype, but laboratory testing has not been conducted.
Iris versicolor
Blue and glowing early summer wildflower native to Massachusetts and New England. Reaches 2 to 3ft tall, prefers partial sun to shade and wet feet. Flourishes in the woodland edges of soggy meadows.
Seeds require a minimum of 120 days in cold, moist soil (or sand or vermiculite) 40 degrees Fahrenheit or below.
Collected ethically and with permission from privately owned land in Essex, Massachusetts. It is likely these are a native ecotype, but laboratory testing has not been conducted.
