Jackson & Perkins Iris Immortality Bearded Iris

Unlike traditional irises that bloom only once in the spring, the Immortality variety is capable of producing a second flush of flowers. You can expect an initial bloom in late spring, followed by another display later in the season, typically lasting through early fall.

This iris performs best in full sun to partial shade. For the most prolific blooming, aim for a spot that receives at least six hours of direct sunlight daily.

Yes, this variety is generally avoided by deer and rabbits. While no plant is completely immune to hungry wildlife, the texture and taste of these irises make them a much less appealing snack compared to other garden favorites.

The most critical requirement is well-drained soil. These irises prefer a neutral to slightly acidic pH and will struggle in areas where water pools or the soil remains consistently soggy.

Absolutely. Their long, sturdy stems and fragrant, ruffled white petals make them an excellent choice for cut flower arrangements. They hold up well in a vase, allowing you to enjoy their beauty indoors.

With a mature spread of about 24 inches, you should space your irises roughly two feet apart. This ensures adequate airflow, which helps prevent foliage issues and keeps the plants healthy.