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Family iridaceae Life cycle perennial We grew our plants from seed many years ago, and the plants have now matured to large clumps, with leaves that are more slender than those of other irises we grow – but I have yet to see flowers. Until I do, it's not going to be clear exactly which species this is - on the internet I've found reference to both Iris spuria ssp. ochroleuca and Iris orientalis ("also known as I. ochroleuca").

We left this plant behind in our Pennsylvania garden (and wish it well); we don't grow it in Houston.

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