Iris tridentata differs from all other native Iris species of the southeastern United States in having petals (or inner whorl of the peri...Read Moreanth) only 1 to 2 cm long, therefore looking like three "teeth" ....hence the species name "tridentata". It is a plant of wetland pine savannas of the Coastal Plain from southeastern North Carolina south to the Florida Panhandle, with rare disjuncts in "coastal plain type" habitats in central Tennessee.
Iris tridentata differs from all other native Iris species of the southeastern United States in having petals (or inner whorl of the peri...Read More