Walking iris is a good-looking, generous group of plants. Add one to the garden and count the returns as new plants form on the flower stems. The most familiar and namesake of the genus ...

Walking iris have a distinctive cream and purple flower and get their name from their habit of falling over and starting new plants. Siberian irises come from Europe, and although they will grow ...

Learn how to grow walking iris in containers. Insufficient light caused by increased shade from maturing trees, nearby plantings and new structures can also reduce or prevent iris blooming.

The 18- to 24-inch, slightly arching fans of the crested iris "Nada" like shade. Plant the rhizome just beneath the surface of the soil. Walking iris Walking iris (Neomarica gracilis) is another ...

Growth habit: An upright evergreen, perennial, bulblike plant with foliage originating from near the soil line. This is an iris relative with swordlike foliage that grows to 30 inches tall and 11/ ...

leopard plant, peacock ginger, Persian shield, torenia and walking iris. The firespike, jacobinia, Persian shield and walking iris get to be a bit tall, but the others are fairly compact.