Irises

louisiana iris cultivation

louisiana iris cultivation

Louisiana irises should be grown with as much direct sun as possible. Although they will tolerate shade for part of the day, at least about six hours of direct sun is needed for good blooming. Avoid locating beds near large evergreen trees that create shade and extensive root systems that would compete with the irises.

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