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Innocent Star Bearded Iris

Innocent Star Bearded Iris

$ 13.592 USD $ 16.99 USD

Innocent Star Bearded Iris (Iris germanica 'Innocent Star')Innocent Star Bearded Iris is a tall bearded iris with elegant, ruffled deep beetroot standards over creamy yellow falls lightly speckled purple, creating a striking two tone display in late spring. Upright, sword-like…

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Innocent Star Bearded Iris (Iris germanica ‘Innocent Star’)

Innocent Star Bearded Iris is a tall bearded iris with elegant, ruffled deep beetroot standards over creamy yellow falls lightly speckled purple, creating a striking two tone display in late spring. Upright, sword-like foliage supplies clean structure before and after bloom.

Distinctive Features

Bold color contrast and fine ruffling read clearly from a distance, while sturdy stems hold showy flowers well for garden impact and cutting. Reliable clumps build quickly with good sun and drainage.

Growing Conditions

  • Sun Exposure: Full sun for best bud set and stem strength.
  • Soil: Sharply drained, neutral to slightly alkaline soil; avoid waterlogged sites.
  • Water: Moderate; water to establish and during bud set, then allow soil to dry between soakings.
  • USDA Hardiness Zones: 3 to 9.
  • Mature Size: About 2 to 3 ft tall and 1 to 2 ft wide.

Ideal Uses

  • Focal Point: Deep beetroot and creamy yellow blooms create a standout seasonal centerpiece.
  • Mixed Borders: Pairs with salvias, nepeta, and ornamental grasses.
  • Cottage Gardens: Classic bearded iris form suits traditional plantings.
  • Cut Flowers: Long, sturdy stems with showy blooms suit arrangements.
  • Mass Plantings: Repeated clumps deliver cohesive color in spring.

Low Maintenance Care

  • Watering: Water deeply during active growth and bud set; reduce afterward to prevent rot.
  • Pruning: Remove spent stalks promptly; trim fans to 6 inches after fall cleanup.
  • Fertilizing: Apply a light, low nitrogen feed in early spring and again after bloom.
  • Mulching: Use a thin mulch only; keep rhizome tops exposed to sun and air.
  • Notes: Divide clumps every 3 to 4 years in midsummer to maintain vigor and flowering.

Why Choose Innocent Star Bearded Iris?

  • High Contrast: Deep beetroot standards play against softly speckled yellow falls.
  • Architectural Foliage: Sword-like fans add structure beyond bloom.
  • Sun-Loving: Thrives in bright, well drained sites with modest inputs.
  • Cut-Flower Ready: Sturdy stems and striking color for indoor display.
  • Dependable: Vigorous clumps with strong garden performance.

Plant rhizomes slightly exposed in full sun with sharp drainage, avoid overwatering, and divide periodically to keep clumps floriferous and tidy.

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