Striking Blue-Violet Blooms

Our Iris flower showcases stunning blue-violet blooms, thanks to its unique genetic composition. These vibrant flowers bring beauty to your garden while attracting beneficial insects, adding elegance and a pop of color with their beautiful, intricate petals.

Attracts Pollinators

Our Iris plants produce vibrant blue-violet blooms that naturally attract bees and butterflies, thanks to their rich color and sweet fragrance. These features make our wildflower seeds a perfect choice for any garden, drawing beneficial insects and adding beauty with each delicate petal.

Suitable for Cut Flowers

Our perennial flower seeds produce plants with tall, sturdy stems and exquisite blue-violet blooms. These long-lasting flowers are perfect for cut flower arrangements, adding vibrant color and elegance to any vase or floral display with their striking and delicate petals.

Grows Well in Moist Soil

Our seeds thrive in moist soil thanks to their strong preference for environments like stream banks and meadows. Their root system, which includes thick rhizomes, allows them to absorb and retain moisture, ensuring healthy growth and vibrant blooms in damp conditions.

Iris (Iris Missouriensis Wild Blue Iris) - Hummingbirds love the blue, showy flowers of the Wild Blue Iris. Grow this perfectly shaped miniature Iris from flower seed for your garden, and enjoy the 3 inch blooms that most often are in shades of blue to violet. Wild Iris typically only grows approximately one foot tall including the foliage and flower stalk; however, it is not uncommon to see them in meadows up to two feet tall. Wild Iris is also known as Rocky Mountain Iris, Wild Blue Flag Iris, and Western Blue Flag Iris.

Rocky Mountain Iris is often found in meadows and stream banks where there is plenty of moisture. It has low tolerance to drought and prefers regular waterings. This perennial Iris can spread from thick rhizomes. Western Blue Flag plants are free-flowering and long-lived. They are very carefree and provide a wonderful display of color.

Sow Iris seeds in moist peat moss in starter flats in the late winter. Snip off the pointed end of the flower seed with nail clippers to hasten germination. Cover the Wild Blue Iris seed 1/8 - 1/4 inch with peat moss, and keep flower seeds continuously moist. Transplant outdoors and keep protected for the first growing season.