Louisiana Iris "Marie Dolores" (2 tuber/rhizomes) 2 year division. Bloom,Early and mid-spring" Baby Lima pale blooms create a lasting

pale blooms create a lasting impression

Give your garden a tropical look

One inch of water a week is plenty for peanuts

and allow the soil to suck water upward through the drain holes in the bottom of your growing container

or grow them from tubers

Louisiana Iris "Marie Dolores" (2 tuber/rhizomes) 2 year division. Bloom,Early and mid-spring" Baby Lima pale blooms create a lastingLouisiana irises are complex hybrids of several species, most native to the Gulf Coast region of the United States. The foliage is sword shaped, medium green and equitant (borne in fan like folds). The leaves and flower stalks are produced from rapidly spreading fleshy rhizomes (underground lateral stems). Plant Louisiana irises in full sun to dappled shade in rich, acid or neutral soil that is soggy or just moist. Plants usually go semi dormant in