Iris lacustris border Usually densely tufted hummocks or

Usually densely tufted hummocks or cushions consisting of spiny rosettes produce racemes of yellow flowers on taller stems in early spring

Over time this form makes a conical mound

which grows in western coastal Greenland

anyway you have a variety of flower shades on one bush

This selection has orange blooms over a bushy mound of bright green foliage

Iris lacustris border Usually densely tufted hummocks orDwarf lake iris. A plant similar to I. cristata, Creeping iris with fine rhizomes. The State Wildflower of Michigan is an attractive miniature iris with showy, petite, palest blue flowers on this variety, which open from mid October and are borne singly on short stems which are no more than 7cm tall, and are becoming increasingly uncommon in the wild. In the wild Iris lacustris is usually found growing in slightly acidic, moist, sandy, or rocky soils,