Schreiners

The Slovak Prince Bearded Iris certainly is regal!  The fragrant blooms are white with a gold, ruffled edge and sit atop deep purple falls.  This variety has a slight sweet fragrance that will be a welcome addition to your mid-Spring blooming garden.  Winning multiple awards, the Slovak Prince Bearded Iris reaches 33" tall, making this tall variety a reliable and remarkable specimen in the Spring!New to bearded iris? Click here for 6 tips from our garden expert! ...

You'll be tempted to fill your entire yard with the spectacular Tempting Fate Bearded Iris.  The dark purple, almost black falls are a sharp contrast the the soft blue, lavender standards.  Standing at 34" tall, this tall variety is definitely a showstopper!  Blooming in mid to late Spring, the Tempting Fate offers large, blooms and vigorous growth.New to bearded iris? Click here for 6 tips from our garden expert! ...

The Carnival of Color Bearded Iris definitely lives up to its name!  Soft gold petals are intertwined with tan to peach, orange and purple making this variety a feast for the eyes!  This tall variety is not only unique, it is also fragrant!  Make sure to add this unique variety to your Iris collection today!New to bearded iris? Click here for 6 tips from our garden expert! ...

Pale blue standards with a contrasting dark blue beard make this border Bearded Iris a classic favorite. Pair with Blueberry Bliss Tall Bearded Iris for a lovely complimenting duo. New to bearded iris? Click here for 6 tips from our garden expert!

Plant Devil's Playground Intermediate Bearded Iris for a two-toned contrast. Dark purple ruffled blooms gradually fade to creamy yellow as it reaches the center. Pair with other yellow colored blooms to further extend the contrasting appeal. Bearded Iris blooms in late spring, and grows best in full sun. Plant Bearded Iris in soil that drains well. Bearded Iris are long lasting perennials that will return to your garden for 5 or more years. They benefit from being divided every 5-7 years to...

You'll love this bright bloom mostest! Plant this border Bearded Iris, Mostest, to add a little dose of sunshine to your garden. Gently ruffled and brilliantly colored golden blooms glow in the late spring garden.  Plant Mostest Bearded Iris with purple iris like Here Comes the Night Bearded Iris or Plum Fun Bearded Iris for a complementary color scheme. For the biggest color impact plant each grouping of Bearded Iris in groups of 3,5 or 7...

 Imbroglio Bearded Iris is a medium size Iris that will grow 24-30" tall. Lavender purple blooms with white and orange accents can be seen on sturdy stems. New to bearded iris? Click here for 6 tips from our garden expert! ...

The Waterline Bearded Iris will be sure to remind you of a waterfall. The pale blue standards are set atop a silvery blue falls. The Waterline Bearded Iris is an early to mid season blooming Bearded Iris.  Cooling colors like Waterline Bearded Iris make spaces appear bigger. If you have a small space garden and want to create a more expansive look plant a grouping of Waterline Bearded Iris.  Blue flowers are rare, and Waterline Bearded Iris is no exception. Add this iris to your...

Add some flair to you Spring garden with the Innocent Star Reblooming Bearded Iris!  This deep burgundy/purple bloom features creamy white accents and a bright orange throat.  This show stopper is drought tolerant and also deer resistant!  Don't miss out on this beauty! New to bearded iris? Click here for 6 tips from our garden expert! ...

The Blossom Hill Daylily is sure to bring a smile to your face. This beauty offers soft, pink ruffled petals with a yellow center accented by a yellow edge. Blossom Hill Daylily is a re-blooming variety that will put on an initial flush of blooms in early to mid-summer and then continue blooming through summer.  Daylilies look best when planted in groups of 3, 5 or 7. Mix Blossom Hill Daylilies in with other perennials in your borders, or use them for mass planting and plant a...

Dramatic is the only way to describe the Axiom Reblooming Daylily!  Bright yellow centers are surrounded by a red ring and orange serrated edges making this variety a showstopper!  This reblooming Daylily will bloom early to mid-Summer and are vigorous bloomers, containing 15-20 blooms per plant once mature!  Colors on this daylily will be more prominent and bright in cooler, dry temperatures.New to planting Daylilies in the fall? Click here for a complete guide! ...

Bold and beautiful is the perfect way to describe the Theodora Daylily!  Multiple shades of deep maroon and red create these stunning blooms!  Heavily ruffled and extremely prolific, the blooms can reach 5" in diameter and offer a long bloom time in mid to late Summer!  Plant in a bright, sunny location in well-drained soil for best results. New to planting Daylilies in the fall? Click here for a complete guide! ...