Iris plants in a garden pond

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Can any iris be planted in a garden pond?

Asked by Dan Gerhardt 9 years ago
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Answer #1 · Chason Arthur's Answer · No. There are irises, such as Yellow and Blue Flag, and the Lousiana irises, that can be planted and will appreciate growing in your garden pond, but others, such as the German Bearded Iris are for growing in well-drained garden soil. Do some research on iris before selceting varieties to grow in your pond.)

Answered by Chason Arthur 9 years ago
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