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Only have a small corner?
Start with a smaller set and a sunny, well-drained spot. Leave room for the plants to mature instead of filling every gap at once.
AWW GARDEN · IRIS PLANTING STOCK
A little planting.
Something to look forward to.
Make room for a garden project of your own. Choose your planting stock, prepare a sunny spot, and enjoy tending something through the seasons.
Your order: iris planting stock in your selected option and quantity. Vases, pots, gift boxes and wrapping are not included.
Find the colors you love.
Explore the collection’s butterfly-inspired palette, from soft lavender to warm golden orange.
About these images: the nine designs below are AI-created artwork. They do not verify the flower shape, markings or colors of the planting stock. Vases are styling concepts only. If an exact bloom matters to you, ask us for the cultivar name and a real bloom photo before ordering.
Palette names describe the artwork. Choose the actual order option in the product selector above.
Start with a plan that fits your garden.
Worried about complicated care?
Focus on light, drainage and the right planting depth. Prepare tools at a comfortable work surface, then follow the instructions for your iris type.
Need flowers for a date?
Planting stock needs time to establish. Choose an already-flowering plant or a bouquet if you need blooms for a specific celebration.
Unsure what to buy?
Match the set to your available planting space. If you need a specific cultivar, mature size or climate fit, contact us before choosing.
Which kind of flower purchase fits you?
Each option has its place. Here is what you gain—and what to plan for.
Iris planting stock
- Best for
- A hands-on garden project.
- The advantage
- You take part in planting and watching the garden develop.
- The trade-off
- Needs suitable conditions and ongoing care. Bloom timing is not guaranteed.
A fresh-cut bouquet
- Best for
- Flowers to enjoy right away.
- The advantage
- Ready for the table or a same-day gift.
- The trade-off
- A temporary display that needs fresh water and eventually replacing.
A flowering nursery plant
- Best for
- Seeing the bloom before you buy.
- The advantage
- You can inspect the flower and plant in person.
- The trade-off
- Availability varies by season; planting and aftercare are still needed.
For the person who would rather be in the garden.
Give them a planting project to make their own. Add a handwritten note, choose wrapping yourself, and plan a day to plant together.
For a birthday, a thank-you, or a visit with Mom, the personal touch is yours to add.
Packaging ideas
A clear start to planting.
The listing describes bearded iris rhizomes. These basics apply to that type; follow any cultivar-specific instructions supplied with your order.
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Choose light and drainage.
For bearded iris, aim for 6–8 hours of direct sun and soil that drains freely. Avoid places where water stands.
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Plant the rhizome shallowly.
Spread the roots into the soil and keep the rhizome near the surface. Do not bury it deeply like a tulip bulb; adjust for your local climate.
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Water and allow time.
Water after planting, then adjust to rainfall and soil moisture. Roots need time to establish; flowering in the first spring is not assured.
General care reference: American Iris Society.
A few things worth knowing.
What will I receive?
Iris planting stock in the option and quantity you select. This is not an already-flowering arrangement. Decorative vases, pots, gift boxes, wrapping and tools shown in the images are not included.
Will the flowers look exactly like these images?
The butterfly-shaped floral designs and vase displays are AI-created illustrations, not verified bloom photographs. They should not be used as a promise of the flowers you will grow. For an exact color or pattern, ask us for a confirmed cultivar name and an actual bloom photo before purchasing.
Are these bulbs or rhizomes?
The product title uses “bulbs,” while the listing describes bearded iris rhizomes. Rhizomes are thick, horizontal stems planted near the soil surface. Check the supplied planting stock and instructions before planting.
How soon will they flower?
Timing depends on the cultivar, stock maturity, planting season and growing conditions. Bearded iris may not flower in the first spring after planting. There is no fixed number of days to bloom.
Can I grow them in the decorative vase?
The illustrated vase is a design prop, not a growing-method guide. Bearded iris needs sunlight and well-drained growing conditions. For container growing, use a suitable pot with drainage holes and room for the roots.
Can I give these as a gift?
Yes—as planting stock for someone who enjoys gardening. Arrange your own wrapping and include a note about planting. If you need a blooming gift for a particular date, an already-flowering plant may be a better fit.
Which color and set size should I choose?
Use the product selectors above for the options currently offered. Start with the space you can prepare and maintain. The artistic palette names on this page are inspiration labels, not additional selectable variants.
What if I need help with my order?
Contact us with your order number and, if needed, clear photos of the item received. Refer to the current shipping policy and return policy for delivery and return terms.
Need a cultivar or planting detail before choosing?
We would rather help you choose the right fit for your garden.