Giant walking iris is also known as apostle plant for the belief it won't bloom until there are 12 leaves. Mine, planted last fall, had 14.

The flashy flowers of Regina walking Iris can be grown outdoors in warm climates or in container gardens further north.

A second African iris, Dietes bicolor, is sometimes referred to as the evergreen iris. The flower spikes are topped with three-inch yellow flowers marked with black or orange, and these are ...

Walking along the path in Breckenridge that goes from Park Avenue north to the Riverwalk Center we saw an abundance of wild irises, so I decided to find out more about this flower. The scientific ...

This iris has glossy fans, and the blue and white flowers appear late-spring to early-summer. Mine are flowering now. As a bloom fades, the flower stalk tips toward the ground and roots.