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Louisiana Iris 'Sea Wisp': Delicate Coastal Breeze

As light and airy as a sea breeze, 'Sea Wisp' brings delicate beauty to the Louisiana iris ensemble. Hybridized by Rowlan and introduced in 1983, this cultivar adds ethereal grace to wet gardens.

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  • Louisiana Iris Sea Wisp

Cultivar Profile

Family:Iridaceae (eye-rid-AY-see-ee)
Genus:Iris (EYE-ris)
Cultivar:'Sea Wisp'
Hybridizer:Rowlan
Year Introduced:1983

'Sea Wisp' grows to the typical 24-36 inches. The name suggests a flower of exceptional lightness—perhaps pale colors, translucent petals, or a delicate form that seems to float above the foliage. Louisiana irises are surprisingly tough despite their refined appearance.

Standard Louisiana iris culture: wet, acidic soil, full sun to part shade. Organic-rich soil. Plant rhizomes 1-2 inches deep. Fertilize in spring. Divide every 3-4 years. 'Sea Wisp' proves that delicate beauty can thrive in demanding conditions.

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