Plumkist Bearded Iris Collection

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#85207

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8 rhizomes per package

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Ships: Fall 2026 [?]

Description

The combination of deep purple blooms from the Plum Fun combined with the shimmery white and yellow blooms from the Goldkist Bearded Iris make a regal garden combination. For the best appearance, plant the 5 Plum Fun Bearded Iris in the back of the planting area, and the 3 Goldkist in the foreground of the Plum Fun.

This collection contains the following:

5 #85206 Plum Fun Bearded Iris (1/pack)

3 #85205 Goldkist Bearded Iris (1/pack)

Click to read our Bulb Blog all about planting Bearded Iris!

Planting Advice

Bearded Iris need to be planted in full sun
Soil that drains well is essential to the health of your bearded iris. Amend soil with organic matter such as compost, manure or peat moss prior to planting.
Bearded Iris should be planted at least 6 weeks before your ground freezes for the year. The earlier in late summer or early fall you can plant bearded iris the better results you will have.
Bearded Iris are quite sensitive to planting depth. Plant so that the rhizome is partially above ground, typically this planting depth is 1-2” below the soil surface.
Bearded Iris will multiply over time, space according to package instructions.
Water the planting area immediately after planting to eliminate air pockets. Bearded Iris are sensitive to rotting, any additional water in fall or winter is not required.

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Beth

Good looking product and service

10/8/2021

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I order over $100 dollars in bulbs from Holland Bulbs for the first time. The bulbs arrived, well packed, according to the companies’s shipping calendar. I contacted customer service because I thought I was missing a few bulbs after Mis-reading the invoice. Customer service was extremely patient with me and quickly resolved the misunderstanding. I’m anxious to see these beautiful Irises in my garden, next Spring.