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Immortality Reblooming Bearded Iris
Iris germanica 'Immortality'
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$10.19
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$11.99
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Immortality Reblooming Bearded Iris (Iris germanica Immortality) has delicately ruffled, pure-white blooms, with soft, lemon-yellow beards. Iris Immortality is a fragrant, medium-sized Iris, with large blooms, short stems and close branching. A vigorous grower and reliable rebloomer, Iris Immortality blooms in late spring and again in late summer/early fall.
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Overall rating: 4.6666665 / 5 from 6 reviews.
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149 Forest Glen Rd
"Love the bright whiteness and huge blooms. They light up the lilies that surround them and show off the dark purple irises that bloom about the same time. My only problem is that they do not really rebloom. Only once in a while there may be a couple of blooms in September."
This is very fine
"Amazing to find a fragrant bearded iris! Immortality is a good name for it because it's very uplifting to see and smell."
Didn't sproat
"I have ordered a lot from this vendor. Some things work some dot but they do honor their guarantees"
Beautiful large blooms
"Nice, solid plants. Good size blooms. The blooms were not as long lasting as some of the other varieties I purchased here but I give that fact due to them being first year plants. We'll see what happens next year."
Beautiful
"This is a beautiful iris I bought from highcountry three years ago. The flowers are pure white and reblooms reliably every fall, even though lesser number of flowers. This year the blooms came out stunning. Lack of rain during the peak blooming window meant I could enjoy viewing the upright flowers for two weeks starting from around 10th May."
Totally impressed!
"Sometimes flowers advertised as ""white"" are actually yellowish cream, light green, palest purple or some other not exactly white color. Not this time! The immortality bearded iris is a TRUE white. Not only that, I planted 2017 and unlike some iris germanica which take a full growing season to establish and then finally produce blooms the following year. . . this beauty was very early in 2018 to flower in its first growing season. . . even before other established bearded iris! And this is a truly HARDY plant; I planted on a slope at the edge of our hot, clay base and gravel driveway, with heavy deer grazing. Other plants have been devoured or died of heat and malnourishment, while immortality thrives. I guess it lives up to its name!"