Iris cristata

Iris cristata (scientific name: Iris cristata) is a small evergreen perennial herb native to southeastern North America and belonging to the family Iridaceae . It has well-developed rhizomes and green, thick, short, sword-shaped rhizomatous leaves that crawl horizontally. In spring, long, slender flower stalks emerge from among the leaves, and six-petaled flowers bloom at the top of the stalks. The plant is low and grows in carpet-like clusters.

Common name: Iris cristata, Scientific name: Iris cristata, Plant height: 7-12 cm, Leafiness: leathery, Leaf shape: slender and sword-shaped, Flower color: pale blue-purple, Flower diameter: 5-7 cm, Flowering time: May. Fruit type: capsule; uses: garden, potted, cut flowers.

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