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Iris virginica

Southern blue flag

Iris virginica is a flowering plant native to the southeastern coastal plain and piedmont. It predominantly occurs in wetland habitats. It grows well in full sun to part shade sites, with moist to saturated soils. It has evergreen blades that grow up to three feet tall. Showy bluish-purple flowers bloom in the spring and attract pollinators. Iris virginica is a great specimen plant for a yard or rain garden, and it also works well for restoration and pond plantings.

Species name - Container size	Common name	Stock	Price	Quantity Pricing	Add to request

Plant type

Grass / Grasslike

Mature Height

Up to 6'

Wetland Indicator Status

(OBL) Obligate wetland

Attributes

Spring Bloomer
Butterfly and Pollinator Supportive

Planting Zone

Temporarily Inundated / Shallow Land
Floodplain

Classification by Use

Constructed Wetland
Erosion Control
Green Roof
Rain Garden
SCM (Stormwater Control Measure)
Showy Native
Wetland Mitigation