Sites about the garden cultivation of plants of the genus Iris. These are perennials, growing from rootstocks or corms.
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- Thomas and Christina Tamberg Renowned breeders of Iris interspecies crosses and daylilies present personal notes, information on breeding, and seedling photos.
- Japanese Irises Ian Black's photographs of varieties of these flowers.
- Irises Resources, links, information and news about the Iris.
- Dividing Irises Directions for moving and increasing iris plantings.
- Iris Forum Message board focusing on garden irises.
- North American Native Iris Information regarding native irises.
- The Iris The history and legend of the iris and the fleur-de-lis.
- The Irises of Shadowood Photos and registration data for over 500 bearded and beardless irises, FAQ, and catalog.
- Heritage Irises in New Zealand Blog about growing irises featuring New Zealand raised varieties, especially those of Jean Stevens.
- Presby Memorial Iris Gardens Volunteer-run garden entirely dedicated to irises in Montclair, New Jersey. Site offers bloom status and iris cultivation information.
- nzata@otarabirch Site features Japanese Iris photos and articles on hybridized Irises and seedlings. Planting and seed raising information.
- Brighton Park Irises A history of Schreiner’s Iris Gardens, and photos of a private iris garden in Chicago.
- Irises and Archives Pacific Coast Irises and other garden articles
- Iris Height and spread, growth rate, problems, and landscape uses. Includes information on types, species, and cultivars.
- Bearded Irises Bearded irises as a low maintenance garden plant.
- Cubits Iris Forum Members discuss the growing and hybridization of all classes of irises. Includes specialized forums for photos, trading, and events. Must join to read and participate.
- Yahoo Groups: Iris-Photos Online community for the exchange of photos of irises and associated subjects, people, and shows. Must sign up as member to read and participate.
- Yahoo Groups: Iris-Species Community for discussing cultivation of the various iris species, with a focus on the original species. This is the electronic meeting place of the Species Iris Group of North America (SIGNA), but open to non-members as well.