Iris 'Eric the Red' stands taller than many Siberian irises, reaching 3–5 feet. Purple blooms rise above dark green, grass-like foliage. Native to moist meadows, it excels in bog gardens, damp borders, or naturalized areas. The flowers are wonderful for cutting.
Mass with shrubs and other perennials for low-maintenance color. Provide ample moisture. Photo credit: Doreen Wynja.
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