*** Please Note: These rhizomes are going dormant and are not freshly dug. The pictures of the rhizomes are representative to the ones you will receive. Some are small, medium and large, but only viable rhizomes will be shipped. Brown leaves do not mean they are dead. They put on new growth from the large bulbous rhizome at the bottom. 

This iris prefers a site in full sun. Partial shade is an option, but flowering will suffer. The rhizome must be planted in an area with good drainage as it will more likely succumb to root rot and other problems if it stays wet. Amend the planting area with organic matter before planting, if necessary. Dig a hole 4 to 6 inches deep and mound the soil in the center of the hole. Place the rhizome on top of the mound with its roots extending down the sides of the mound. Cover the rhizome with soil so that the top of the rhizome is just below or at ground level. With this iris, it is better to be too shallow than too deep. Plant single varieties in uneven numbers, 12 to 18 inches apart, pointing the fan of leaves away from the center of the clump.
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This listing price is for one or each plant or the number of bulbs or rhizomes listed in the title.

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