White Flower Farm
Iris germanica 'Pagan Dance' - Reblooming
The Iris germanica 'Pagan Dance' is a reblooming Tall Bearded Iris, celebrated for its striking royal purple blooms accented with velvety black spots and vibrant burnt-tangerine beards. This perennial variety offers the potential for multiple flowerings, typically in June and again in late summer or fall, adding vertical interest to any garden. Thriving in most climates, it's largely resistant to garden pests and attracts hummingbirds. The attractive foliage persists throughout the growing season. It ships as a bareroot crown and requires full sun and excellent drainage for optimal growth and performance.
$13.00
Owner Satisfaction
4.3
/ 5
Category Rank
2698
/ 3183
#2698 in Plant & Flower Bulbs
Price vs Category Average
-45%
Below average
Common Name
Tall Bearded Iris
/ Tall Bearded Iris
Who it's for
- Extended Bloom Season
- Striking Coloration
- Drought and Pest Tolerance
Who should skip it
- Higher Maintenance Needs
- Susceptibility to Rot
- Premium Price Point
Key Specs
Common Name
Tall Bearded Iris
Hardiness Zone
3-9S/W
Exposure
Full Sun
Blooms In
June & August-September
Mature Height
30 inches
Mature Spread
24 inches
Spacing
18-24 inches
Ships as
BAREROOT
Features
- Reblooming for extended floral display
- Unique royal purple and black bloom color
- Bright burnt-tangerine beard accents
- Attracts hummingbirds and pollinators
- Resistant to common garden critters
- Vertical foliage adds season-long interest
- Grows from hardy rhizomes
- Guaranteed for one year
What customers say
Customers overwhelmingly praise the 'Pagan Dance' Iris for its exceptional quality and initial spring performance. Rhizomes arrive healthy, establishing quickly with robust vigor. The primary bloom is universally celebrated; the deep burgundy and apricot colors are stunning and true to expectation. Satisfaction is highest among those who experience the promised rebloom, viewing it as an exceptional value. However, the reblooming feature is inconsistent, particularly in cooler regions or with less than ideal care. This variability slightly impacts the overall value perception, as the premium price is often tied to the second bloom cycle. Despite this, the iris remains a superior performer for its spectacular primary display, highly recommended for enthusiasts prepared to meet its specific cultural needs.
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