Of the many native irises from the Iridaceae family in North America, Iris versicolor (EYE-ris VER-suh-kuh-lor) is one of the most famous. This herbaceous perennial is the official flower of Québec, Canada, and is found growing naturally from Manitoba to Nova Scotia in the north, and Virginia to Minnesota in the south.
Louisiana Iris Loo-ee-see-AN-uh, EYE-ris belongs to the family of Iridaceae and is a native to the United States.The plant has been named after its native region, Louisiana. It is commonly found growing in damp hillside, riversides, and swamps from Texas, Mississippi and along the gulf coast.There is five main species iris that make up the Louisiana iris group:Iris Fulva (I.
Iris Croatica EYE-ris, CRO-aye-ti-ka , is a species in the Iris genus and the family Iridaceae commonly known as Bearded Iris.As with other irises, the bearded variety has a showy bloom. It produces dark violet blooms with a whitish-yellow beard.Iris Croatica is mostly found growing in the woods and hilly parts of temperature regions in Europe, including Croatia and Slovenia.
