Our Plants (List)

This popular iris is encountered in coastally-effected settings from Oregon to Santa Barbara. Its dark green, grass-like leaves form an expanding clump to about eighteen inches. The spring flowers are generally a deep violet, but naturally range from white to yellow to lavender all the way to purple. Since commercially…

Douglas iris is one of the most popular California native plants. This hardy and attractive species ranges along the coast from Oregon to Santa Barbara County. The grass-like foliage grows in an expanding clump to about a foot or so. Canyon snow was selected by Dara Emry of the Santa…

These irises were grown from seed collected in Santa Cruz County.

Fernald’s Iris inhabits dry, lightly shaded areas of the northern and southern coastal mountains surrounding the San Francisco Bay. The leaves are gray-green and narrow. The plant will form a ring as it spreads laterally via rhizomes. The flower color varies from white to yellow to purple. In the Santa…

The Del Norte County iris is native to northwest California into southern Oregon. It grows in a dense clump of rather narrow leaves to just under a foot in height. The Del Norte County iris is famous for the varied and vibrant colors of its spring flowers. These range from…