A blue-violet Neomarica caerulea flower spreads broad outer segments around curled inner segments striped white and purple

Neomarica caerulea


Native to southeastern and southern Brazil and Paraguay, this rhizomatous perennial herb forms large clumps reaching about five feet tall. Blue to violet flowers open above the foliage on flattened flowering stalks. Three broad outer segments surround smaller curled inner segments marked with contrasting stripes. Individual flowers last about a day. The species belongs to the iris family. Photographed in Colombia.


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