Entitled German Iris

These airy, subtle tones are near perfect—the darker print on top of the falls, the brighter coral beard peeking out from soft ruffles… it's really a stunning bloom. If you'd like to make sure your garden's visitors get a good look at it, plant it among royal blues or deep purples—the contrast will make it really pop. It'll really feel like spring when you put Entitled German Iris along with other pastel cut-flowers in fresh bouquets—perfect Easter décor. In a decorative pot, you can keep the light, nice fragrance close. The ever-popular German Iris has that classic elegance that makes a spring garden so strong. An easy-to-plant fall rhizome you can leave to chill overwinter and watch in spring as it burst up with tons of extravagant blooms. Give it well-drained soil and sunshine and you'll enjoy years of low-maintenance beauty and fresh spring bouquets. They can also be divided every few years for a bigger, more impressive display. Rarely bothered by deer.