"And suddenly you know it's time to start something new and trust the magic of beginnings."

- Meister Eckhart

Welcome to Iris4u Garden's 2013 Season!  We are a family operated iris garden in Denver, Colorado.  Iris Bob, as he is affectionately known to many, grows and sells approximately 1000 newer Tall Bearded Iris varieties in the heart of the Mile High City. 

As a rising hybridizer for Tall Bearded Iris, he has approximately 10,000 seedlings under evaluation at any given time from previous years to current seedlings still in pots waiting to germinate.   Read More

** We are now closed for the remainder of 2013  **

We have closed our online shop till Spring 2014.
If you didn't get your order in to us before we closed , we do appologize for the disappointment.

Thank you to all those who braved the heat to visit us.  Our flowers have long finished blooming so that means we are no longer accepting visitors through our fields.  It is a pleasure seeing all the familiar as well as new faces in our garden each year!  We look forward to seeing you for next year's flower season!  If you didn't manage to see our colors in person, our online shop STILL has plenty of vibrant colors to brighten your day!

For more details about our garden status and to hear what else is new, take a minute to have  A Word with Iris Bob or visit our facebook page, Iris4u Iris Garden.

2013 Introductions:

Just a taste of what the new season has in store for you!

Helpful advice for planting your Iris:

Minimum of 6 hours of sunshine per day. 

Good drainage

Plant 7-12in apart.

Divide every 3 to 4 years.

Fertilize late summer with a LOW nitrogen fertilizer, 14-14-14 (or something similar).

Fertilize in the spring with a high phosphorous fertilizer, 0-48-0 (triple super phosphate for root development).

Don’t overwater.

Don’t plant too deep, just below the surface of the ground.  

Remove dead brown foliage and bloom-stalks when last flower wilts.

Read more about : 

• Planting your Tall Bearded Iris
• Divide your Iris
• Common Iris Terms
• Tall Bearded Iris Companion Plants

If you have any questions please feel free use our Contact Form and we will do our best to help you out.