Iris 'Superstition'

Indulge in the captivating allure of Iris 'Superstition,' a botanical gem adorned with the prestigious Royal Horticultural Society Award of Garden Merit.

When you plant Iris 'Superstition' bulbs in the late summer to fall, you're setting the stage for a breathtaking spectacle that unfolds in late spring to early summer of the following year. Prepare to be enraptured by the towering elegance of this German bearded iris, as it unveils its mesmerizing blooms, each one a masterpiece of nature's artistry. With dramatic ruffles and a color palette that ranges from deep purple to velvety black, both in its standards and falls, 'Superstition' stands as a true testament to botanical beauty.

But it's not just its striking appearance that makes 'Superstition' a garden favorite. The sweet fragrance of its blooms acts as a magnet for pollinators, drawing butterflies and hummingbirds to your garden sanctuary. Additionally, these captivating flowers serve as exquisite additions to spring bouquets, infusing your indoor spaces with their enchanting scent and elegant charm.

As a member of the Iris germanica family, 'Superstition' boasts a clumping habit and a moderate growth rate, making it a reliable and resilient addition to any garden landscape. While often grown as annuals, when planted in suitable zones, these irises multiply effortlessly year after year, creating enchanting displays that elevate mixed beds, borders, or containers with their timeless allure.

Renowned for their ease of cultivation, bearded German irises like 'Superstition' thrive in a variety of environments, showcasing their adaptability and resilience. Whether basking in the sun's warm embrace or nestled in the dappled shade, these hardy plants flourish in rich, humusy soil with excellent drainage. Notably drought-tolerant and resistant to deer and rabbits, 'Superstition' stands as a beacon of beauty and resilience in the garden landscape.

Experience the enchantment of Iris 'Superstition'—a botanical masterpiece that promises to captivate hearts and gardens alike with its timeless elegance and enduring charm.

Iris flowers are unique and hardy with different planting forms including rhizomes and bulbs, that make them easy to plant, divide, and multiply . Colorful options that include traditional purples and blues in addition to bi-colored varieties.