Crafton Hills Iris Farm
Gardnerville, NV
Committed to growing and
hybridizing quality Irises
8 Things You May Find in Your Bearded Iris Bed This Fall
What's Haunting Your Iris Bed?
Some fall changes are perfectly normal. Others are worth a closer look.
Our free guide covers eight things you may find in your bearded iris bed this fall – and what they may mean.
Crafton Hills Iris Farm is a small, family-run operation with a big passion for growing and hybridizing exceptional irises. What began in Redlands, California in 2013 has now flourished into our expanded home in Gardnerville, Nevada, where we continue to focus on quality, beauty, and sustainable growing practices. We’re grateful for the support that has allowed us to grow—from opening our online store in 2019 to cultivating more varieties than ever before—and we’re delighted to share our work with you.
2027 Selling Season
Subscribers to the Crafton Hills Iris Journal will have access to our online store beginning January 1, 2027. To subscribe click here. The store will open to the general public beginning January 8, 2027.
We will share updates and the official opening announcement on our Facebook and Instagram pages—please follow along for the latest information.
2027 Garden Visits
We are hoping for a limited garden opening dates in May 2027. If conditions allow us to open, visitors will be able to walk the rows and spend time among the irises.
Visits will be by reservation only. We will share timing and sign-up details once we know the bloom will support an opening.
Our Iris Shop
Fragrant Irises
Historic Irises
Non-Fragrant Irises
Guardian Garden Irises
Tall Bearded Irises
Our Introductions
Dykes Medal Winners
We are pleased to offer numerous Dykes Medal irises, presented annually by the American Iris Society. This is the highest award an iris can receive, recognized for exceptional color, form, garden performance, and hardiness.
We represent the work of the following hybridizers:
Patricia McNeal
Lori Rhodes
Partnerships
