Iris Louisiana 'Ann Chowning' is a native Louisiana Iris cultivar. Ann Chowning grows best in consistently moist to wet soils in full sun.

Iris Louisiana ‘Ann Chowning’

Iris Louisiana ‘Ann Chowning’

General info: Iris Louisiana ‘Ann Chowning’ is a native Louisiana iris cultivar. This North American native iris grows best in moist to wet soils in full sun to partial shade. This Iris can be grown in water up to 6 inches deep but can also survive in soil that just stays consistently moist. Ann Chowning has a distinctive singular reddish pink bloom and can tolerate some shade. It can get about four feet tall and has large fan like foliage that stays green and attractive most of the year.

Landscape uses: Iris ‘Ann Chowning’ could be planted in moist area to add bright vibrant colors and a vertical accent. It can also be grown in pots and placed around a rain garden. This Louisiana iris is an excellent choice to plant around the edges of bogs or other bodies of water.

Light Exposure Full Sun to Partial
Growth Cycle Select
Height with Bloom 3′ tall
Foliage Color. Green
Moisture Req. Medium to Wet
Bloom Reddish Pink
Origin Coastal Regions
Height without Bloom Select
Zone 3 to 9