Louisiana Iris
The Taming of a Native Amerian Wildflower
The Society for Louisiana Irises
Contributing Editors Marie Caillet, J. Farron Campbell, Kevin C. Vaughn and Dennis Vercher
Louisiana irises have been hybridized
from five species of Iris found only in North America, most specifically
in Louisiana.
Their boggy native habitats have largely been
destroyed, and horticulturists' efforts have gone toward the creation
of an incredible range of hybrids in a variety of colors, forms,
and sizes. They have proved adaptable to a wide range of soils
and climates, needing only sun, ample water, and neutral soil
to thrive; they can be grown in beds with annuals and other perennials,
or in water up to a foot deep.
254 pp, 111 color photos,
5 watercolors, 21 b/w photos, 14 line drawings, 11 tables , 7
x 10", hardcover, 2000. $34.95
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