Iris cristata - Crested Iris - Rabun County, GA - Rooted Division Seeds Pitchers should turn red with

Pitchers should turn red with impressive peristome teeth

Early pioneers and native people would chew this resin

Bumblebees appreciate the flowers of this plant

Large pods form which break to reveal seeds that are wind dispersed

montana - HxC Select was produced by Mike Wang

Iris cristata - Crested Iris - Rabun County, GA - Rooted Division Seeds Pitchers should turn red withIris cristata is a beautiful native Iris found in the Eastern US! Plants spread by rhizome and leaves usually are dwarf. Plants prefer moist but well draining soil with partial sun to shade. Native Iris are generally considered deer resistant but it is recommended to keep plants protected. Cultivation Guidelines: Light: Bright indirect light to shade. Restricted Range: Will not survive soils that frequently flood. Growing Medium: Native soil, loam