Exline Iris Garden Superstition

Tall bearded irises like Superstition grow to about 36 inches, making them ideal for the middle or back of a perennial border. Their height and architectural structure work best when planted in groups to create a strong vertical focal point.

While Superstition is primarily a midseason bloomer, it does have reblooming potential in warmer climates. If you live in a region with a long growing season, you may see a second flush of flowers later in the year.

The petals are a deep, rich ebony that appears nearly black in many lighting conditions. The blue-black beard provides a subtle, sophisticated contrast that adds depth rather than a stark color shift.

Tall bearded irises are generally reliable performers once established. They require full sun and well-draining soil to thrive, but they are not high-maintenance plants compared to other perennials.

These zones are the recommended range for optimal performance. While they may survive in adjacent zones with proper winter protection or specific microclimates, planting them outside of these zones risks poor bloom performance or plant failure.