'Between the Lines' is a cultivar of the Blue Flag Iris (Iris versicolor), hybridized by Schafer & Sacks and introduced in 1991. This North American native species, also known as Dagger Flower, Water Iris, or Liver Lily, naturally inhabits wetlands and stream banks.




Iris versicolor is a beacon for pollinators in its native range. The cultivar 'Between the Lines' likely features a distinctive veining or lining pattern on the falls, creating a graphic, linear contrast that inspired its name. These irises thrive in consistently moist soil and are ideal for rain gardens and pond edges.
Tall Bearded Iris 'Blue Shimmer': A 1942 Sass Classic
Tall Bearded Iris 'Navajo Blue': Niswonger's 2001 Southwestern Hue
Japanese Water Iris 'Gracieuse': Iris ensata Cultivar
Japanese Water Iris 'Fortune': Iris ensata Cultivar
Japanese Water Iris 'Rafferty': Bauer-Coble 2000 Introduction
Japanese Water Iris 'Lapetus': Mythic Waterside Beauty
Japanese Water Iris 'Variegata': Striped Foliage for Wet Gardens
Tall Bearded Iris 'Before the Storm': A 1988 Innerst Introduction
Japanese Water Iris 'Prairie Glory': Elegant Beauty for Moist Gardens
Japanese Water Iris 'Rose Queen': Regal Blooms for Waterside Plantings
Standard Dwarf Bearded Iris 'Forever Blue': Enduring Azure for the Perennial Border
Japanese Water Iris 'Crystal Halo': Ethereal Aquatic Beauty
Japanese Water Iris 'Lilac Peaks': Mountain Mist Over Water
Japanese Water Iris 'Lion King': Regal Ruler of the Water Garden
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