Iris Hemstitched lifts broad white flowers edged in fine lavender-violet stitching above upright clumps of blue-green, sword-shaped leaves, making a distinctive choice for sunny borders and cutting gardens.
Its main display arrives in the early-midseason iris period, and documented rebloom can return from late summer into early fall when local conditions allow. Plant the rhizomes in freely draining soil with their upper surfaces exposed to sun. Water well during establishment, then irrigate only during severe drought; remove faded flower stems and damaged foliage as needed.