Reblooming Bearded Iris City Lights Envision that deep blue, almost purple, color that exists for a few moments at dusk, just before all the daylight drains out of the sky. Now freeze that color and brush it over ruffled petals. Sprinkle a few white "lights" in the heart of the flower; add a white beard and you have this beautiful rebloomer. A two-time American Iris Society award winner, City Lights forms vigorous clumps and always puts on a good, long late season show. Highlights & Hints - Align the fan of leaves to face the front of the flower bed. - Little water, little fertilizer, a minimum of fuss -- for spectacular results! - Attractive to butterflies and hummingbirds -- and people too! -- but deer are unimpressed. Common Name: Reblooming Bearded Iris City Lights Botanical Name: Iridaceae germanica 'City Lights' Color: Deep violet blue blooms with white Mature Height: 34-38" Hardiness: Zones 5-10 Bloom Time: Late spring and again in the summer/fall - reblooming variety Bulb/Plant Size: One healthy sprouted plant (sometimes two) in a one-gallon pot Bulbs/Plants - Pkg: 1 gallon pot Planting Information Soil Type: well drained Light/Exposure: Full sun to light shade Moisture: water well when planting, lightly thereafter Planting Depth: allow the top of the rhizome to peek above the soil Spacing: 1 - 1/2 feet apart

You'll Receive 1 healthy one-gallon potted plant