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Common name: "Yellow Flag Iris"
Latin name: 
Iris pseudacorus

Iris pseudacorus
Native to: Most are man made hybrids
Zone:
4 - 7 
Winter hardy:
Yes
Water depth:
Bog plant
Flowers: Yes, 
Height: 
Varies with variety
Spread:
Varies with variety
Pests:
Rare
Sunshine:
Pictured: Iris pseudacorus
Cultural information: Iris are available in every size and flower color for the bog garden. Plant them in full sun to very light shade in the bog or at the ponds edge. Most cultivars can be submerged between 1" to 6". Iris adapt well to to nearly any soil type. You will find that they are easy to grow and very hardy. Their flowers are excellent for cutting,

Here are just a few of several Iris that grow well in the bog garden: Iris brevicaulis, I. 'Black Gamecock'  I. 'Colorific, I. 'Clyde Redmond, I. fulva, I. kaempferi variegata, I. 'Kissie' I.laevigata & alba & 'Snowdrift' & variegata, I. pseudacorus, I. pseudacorus variegata, Iris 'Rose Queen', I. 'Sea Wisp',  I. versicolor, and I. virginicia.

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