Iris Seeds – Heirloom Mixed Varieties (30 Seeds)

Looking for iris seeds for sale? This mixed pack includes a variety-style selection of iris flower seeds (as labeled by the supplier) designed for gardeners who want a colorful, unpredictable bloom mix. Iris is a perennial genus known for bold spring displays, making it a great choice for borders, cottage gardens, and cut-flower beds.

Why Choose Iris Flowers from Seed?

• Mixed bloom colors – ideal for gardeners who enjoy variety
• Perennial potential – can return year after year once established
• Great for garden borders – classic upright foliage and showy flowers
• Outdoor growing – suited for in-ground beds and larger containers

What’s in the Pack?

You receive 30 iris seeds in one pack. This is a mixed-lot style product, so varieties and flower colors are not individually labeled. Bloom results can vary between plants grown from the same pack.

Planting Instructions

• Best Time to Plant: Fall outdoors, or late winter/early spring indoors after cold stratification
• Cold Stratification: Recommended (about 4–8 weeks in a moist medium in the refrigerator) to improve sprouting
• Soil: Well-draining seed-starting mix; transplant later to garden soil with good drainage
• Light: Full sun is best; light afternoon shade can help in very hot climates
• Depth: About 1/8–1/4 inch (light coverage)
• Watering: Keep evenly moist (not soggy) during germination
• Germination: Can be slow and irregular; some seeds may take weeks to months

FAQs

Is this iris seed or iris rhizome?

This product is seed, not rhizomes/bulbs. Iris grown from seed takes longer to mature than planting rhizomes, but it can be a rewarding way to grow new plants.

How long does it take iris to bloom from seed?

Many irises grown from seed bloom in 2–3 years (sometimes sooner or later depending on variety and growing conditions). Expect the first year to focus on leaf and root growth.

Are the varieties or colors labeled?

No. This is a mixed pack, so individual varieties and exact flower colors are not identified. Results will vary from plant to plant.

What USDA growing zones are best for iris?

Many common garden irises do well across a wide range, often around USDA Zones 3–9. Because this is a mixed-lot product, exact hardiness depends on the specific varieties in your pack and your local winter conditions.

Where can I find iris seeds for sale?

If you want iris seeds with a straightforward buying experience, Seeds World is a practical option: you can compare multiple sellers in one place, review shipping terms, and choose the pack size that fits your project.