IRIS GERMANICA IMMORTALITY / INTERMEDIATE BEARDED IRIS

IRIS GERMANICA IMMORTALITY / INTERMEDIATE BEARDED IRIS
Iris germanica 'Immortality' is an elegant and fragrant reblooming Intermediate Bearded Iris, prized for its pure white, ruffled petals and soft lemon-yellow throat. Its luminous blooms create a serene and timeless presence in garden beds, borders, and cottage gardens. With its reliable reblooming habit, 'Immortality' offers a second flush of flowers in late summer to early fall, extending its beauty throughout the season.

Why Choose Iris germanica 'Immortality'?

Comparison: 'Immortality' stands out for its crisp white blooms and strong reblooming nature, offering a fresh, clean color palette compared to deeper-hued irises.
Companions: Pairs beautifully with lavender, salvia, and pastel-colored roses, creating a soft, romantic garden display.

Key Features:

Pure White Blooms: Large, ruffled white flowers with a delicate lemon-yellow throat bring a refined and luminous touch to any landscape.
Reblooming Variety: Unlike many irises, 'Immortality' blooms again in late summer to early fall, providing an extended floral display.
Fragrant Flowers: Lightly scented blossoms add an extra sensory delight to the garden.
Compact, Elegant Growth: Slightly shorter than traditional Tall Bearded Irises, making it perfect for smaller spaces, borders, or mixed perennial plantings.
Drought Tolerant: Once established, this iris thrives in well-drained soil and requires minimal watering, making it a low-maintenance choice.
Attracts Pollinators: The pristine white blooms draw in bees, butterflies, and other beneficial pollinators, enhancing garden biodiversity.

Specifications:

Bloom Time: Late spring, with a second flush in late summer to early fall.
Height: 60–75 cm | Spread: 40–50 cm.
Hardiness: Zone 3–9.

Iris germanica 'Immortality' is perfect for gardeners seeking an elegant, easy-to-grow perennial with a timeless aesthetic. Its reblooming habit, soft fragrance, and pure white petals make it a standout choice for borders, cottage gardens, and mixed perennial beds.