Iris ‘Albo Variegata’

Transform your garden with the enchanting Iris ‘Albo Variegata’ bulbs, best planted in late summer or fall. Watch as the following late spring to early summer unfolds in a burst of 3- to 5-inch soft lavender-blue flowers, adorned with delightful yellow beards. These fragrant blooms rise on tall 34-inch sturdy scapes, complemented by sword-shaped foliage that maintains its allure throughout the season. The leaves emerge in spring with a creamy yellow margin that fades to ivory as they mature. In warmer climates, the semi-evergreen foliage preserves its dramatic presence into fall or winter. Beyond their aesthetic charm, the flowers are a magnet for pollinators, particularly butterflies and hummingbirds. Create stunning, long-lasting spring bouquets with the elegant blooms.

‘Albo Variegata’, an Iris pallida variety, commonly known as bearded iris, sweet iris, or Dalmatian iris, boasts a clumping habit. While bearded iris bulbs are c