JoAnn's Iris Garden
Welcome to 2022
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Just to update you on the garden procedures. Your iris order will be dug up after you purchase them, which allows you to leave the garden with your irises in hand. The irises are then ready for you plant in your flower beds for you to enjoy their beauty at your home. This Sunday June 19th will be the last day we will except appointments to view the iris garden. Very few iris are blooming which means it is time to remove the blooming stalks and begin thinking about next years season. Happy Planting and have a wonderful summer. JoAnn Due to the increased cost of keeping the garden open we welcome volunteers to assist in digging customers iris orders. If you are interested in helping please contact me at, 208-230-0769. Over the years we have made several changes to the garden and as a result photos on my web site are not current.
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JoAnn's Iris Garden displays over 300 tall bearded, space age, flatties and reblooming iris in a quaint setting of Eagle, Idaho. It is truly a gardeners paradise.
Since we are obsessed with gardening the combination of our flower beds and the iris garden provides us a slice of paradise. We welcome you to the garden with free admission and anticipate the setting will allow you to escape the hustle bustle bringing you peace and joy.
Due to the uniqueness of our iris garden we have countless visitors returning year after year and welcome the first timers. The garden has become a point of interest for the city of Eagle. The History of the Garden tells our story.
Since we are obsessed with gardening the combination of our flower beds and the iris garden provides us a slice of paradise. We welcome you to the garden with free admission and anticipate the setting will allow you to escape the hustle bustle bringing you peace and joy.
Due to the uniqueness of our iris garden we have countless visitors returning year after year and welcome the first timers. The garden has become a point of interest for the city of Eagle. The History of the Garden tells our story.
