Blue flowers with yellow eye, clumps of narrow, linear leaves to 8-10” high.  Note silvery underside of petals.  Full to part sun, well-drained soil, Drought tolerant. -20 degrees F. Origin: Nova Scotia  Iridaceae

Widely distributed throughout western Oregon and California, this blue eyed grass forms clumps of narrow linear leaves with vivid blue flowers with yellow centers in late spring.   Prefers a sunny site and well drained soil, without excessive irrigation.  It can be quite drought tolerant.   12" high x 6" wide.   Use in the rock garden, waterside garden, trough or container.  Hardy to 0 degrees F.  Iridaceae

Sky blue flowers with yellow eye above compact clumps of linear leaves. 6 x 8”.  We're not certain of the origin on this one, but it is quite small and attractive. Sun, well-drained, poor to moderately fertile soil.  Hardy to 0 degreesF. Iridaceae

Sword-shaped upright semi-evergreen NW coastal native to 20”. Golden blooms May-July.   . Full sun, well drained soil, moderate water.   Rock or native garden, border.   Self sows.   Hardy to 10 degrees F. Iridaceae

Delicate, nodding grasslike perennial grows to 12”  and has small blue flowers with yellow centers in summer.   Grow in full to part sun.   Grow in rock garden or waterside garden, trough or container.  Native to the Southwest where it grows in moist meadows and streamside.  Hardy to –30 degrees F. Iridaceae

White flowers with yellow eye and clumps of narrow, linear leaves. To 8” high.  Sun, well-drained soil.  Found throughout the Western US.  Hardy to -20 degrees F. Iridaceae

Lance shaped leaves with stalks of pale yellow, cup-shaped flowers in summer.   24” x 12” Full to part sun, regular water.   May self sow. Hardy to 0 degrees F. Iridaceae