Bearded Iris Speeding Again Rhizome Rare Reblooming Ruffled Purple Lavender Flower Live Perennial Garden Plant
 
Bearded Iris Speeding Again is a rare reblooming iris grown from a live rhizome, prized for its ruffled purple-lavender flowers and repeat blooming habit. Selected by gardeners seeking extended seasonal interest, this perennial is suitable for garden beds, borders, and large containers, and is valued as both a collector variety and a distinctive garden gift.
 
The rhizome is shipped bare root.
 
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Key features
- Rare reblooming iris variety
- Ruffled purple lavender blooms
- Live rhizome for planting
- Perennial ornamental flower
- Suitable for outdoor gardens and containers
- Popular with iris collectors
- Giftable flowering plant
 
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Bearded Iris Blooms: Late Spring, Early Fall. Mid-spring blooms are followed by another late-summer bloom for two rounds of colorful flowers.
 
Bearded Iris roots will arrive with the foliage trimmed from the 2025 season's growth and starting to turn brown. The foliage can be trimmed when you plant, but leave at least a few inches of old foliage on the rhizome.
 
Build a small pile of well-drained soil in the center of the planting hole. 
Center the rhizome in a pile, roots down, and then bury it about three-fourths, leaving the top exposed. The tops of the rhizomes should be visible; be sure to spread the roots out below the soil. Planting Bearded Iris too deeply may result in few or no flowers.
Firm the soil around the roots and water thoroughly to remove any air pockets in the soil and gives Iris a better chance of strong growth. 
 
Bearded Iris Light Preference: Full Sun, Partial Sun
 
Bearded Iris Blooms: Late Spring, Early Fall. Mid-spring blooms are followed by another late-summer bloom for two rounds of colorful flowers.