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Iris cristata has blooms that range from violet/lavender to nearly white. Because of the short stem on this low-growing plant with a relatively large flower, it appears almost stemless. Although it has a short blooming period, it readily spreads once established, forming colonies of small sword-shaped leaves. It can benefit from being divided every 3 years or so. Because it is a small plant, it should be planted about every 6″.
Dwarf Crested Iris grows best in full to partial shade but can also tolerate full sun and drier soils associated with many sunny locations.
$9.99 – $14.99
Please note: Most pictures represent mature plants. Unless otherwise specified, all of our plants are sold in 4″ pots to make shipping possible and will mature in time.
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| Size | 1 Gallon, 1 Quart |
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Iris cristata has blooms that range from violet/lavender to nearly white. Because of the short stem on this low-growing plant with a relatively large flower, it appears almost stemless. Although it has a short blooming period, it readily spreads once established, forming colonies of small sword-shaped leaves. It can benefit from being divided every 3 years or so. Because it is a small plant, it should be planted about every 6″.
Dwarf Crested Iris grows best in full to partial shade but can also tolerate full sun and drier soils associated with many sunny locations.
We grow plants for habitat restoration across the Northeastern U.S.