Iris versicolor
Life cycle: perennial
Blue and glowing early summer wildflower native to Massachusetts and New England. Reaches 2 to 3ft tall, prefers partial sun to shade and wet feet. Flourishes in the woodland edges of soggy meadows.
Sowing instructions: Seeds require a minimum of 120 days in cold, moist soil (or sand or vermiculite) 40 degrees Fahrenheit or below.
Stewardship chain: Collected ethically and with permission from privately owned land in Essex, Massachusetts. It is likely these are a native ecotype, but laboratory testing has not been conducted.
Lot number: WC2501
Minimum 25 seeds per packet.
Iris versicolor
Life cycle: perennial
Blue and glowing early summer wildflower native to Massachusetts and New England. Reaches 2 to 3ft tall, prefers partial sun to shade and wet feet. Flourishes in the woodland edges of soggy meadows.
Sowing instructions: Seeds require a minimum of 120 days in cold, moist soil (or sand or vermiculite) 40 degrees Fahrenheit or below.
Stewardship chain: Collected ethically and with permission from privately owned land in Essex, Massachusetts. It is likely these are a native ecotype, but laboratory testing has not been conducted.
Lot number: WC2501
Minimum 25 seeds per packet.
