 Has blue – violet rarely white flowers  Purple veins on the petals  Very erect and graceful stems  Very colorful and beautiful plants to add to.

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 Has blue – violet rarely white flowers  Purple veins on the petals  Very erect and graceful stems  Very colorful and beautiful plants to add to the rain garden  Handsome foliage all season

 2-3 feet tall  Spreads about 18 – 24 inches

 Bloom time: May, June, July, and August ◦ Can be enjoyed by both children during the summer program and during normal school

 Needs sun to part shade  Poisonous  Doesn’t commonly grow in Illinois  May be replaced Wait… I have PROBLEMS!?!?!?!?! Iris virginica

 Found very commonly in Illinois (even Naperville!)  Found in many same environments like Iris versicolor

 Has attractive colors and petals  Is good for the garden’s environment  Even if it doesn’t grow well, there is a good replacement flower  Attracts birds, humming birds, insects  The summer school program can enjoy it

Iris versicolor. (2012). Retrieved from Rain Scaping.org: Wasowski, S. (2002). Iris versicolor. Retrieved from Wildflower center: Our native irises: Blue flag irises. (Mar. 5, 2012). Retrieved from US Forest Service: