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Iris versicolor
Blue flag iris
More About Blue flag iris
- Slow rhizomatous spreader
- Attracts butterflies and hummingbirds
Iris versicolor, Blue flag iris, is a hardy lakeshore herbacious perennial typically found in the shallow waters of pond edges, sedge meadows, marshes, along stream banks and in forested moist soil wetlands. Blue flag iris forms sword-like foliage 2-3' tall growing from thick creeping rhizomes. The elegant flowers of Blue flag iris are 2-4" across and usually light to deep blue and bloom from May to July.
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