Description	A short Iris commonly found growing in wet areas.
Pronunciation	(EYE-ris)
Plant Type	All Plants, Wild Flowers
Sunlight	full sun to semi-shade
Moisture	moist to wet
Soil & Site	swamps, bogs, ditches, sedge meadows
Flowers	sepals are beardless, streaked with gold and white, late May to June
Leaves	typical strap-like Iris foliage
Dimensions	grows to 3 feet
Propagation	division of rhizoms
Notes & Reference	#41-Wildflowers of Wisconsin (Stan Tekiela), #46-Wetland Plants and Plant Communities of Minnesota and Wisconsin (Eggers and Reed), #224-Prairie Nursery web site (www.prairienursery.com)