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Katharine Hodgkin Dwarf Iris
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Katharine Hodgkin Dwarf Iris

Brighten your late winter and early spring garden with the stunning Katharine Hodgkin Dwarf Iris. These low-growing beauties feature delicate sky-blue blooms accented with a splash of bright yellow and emit a sweet, violet-like fragrance signaling warmer weather. Easy to grow and hardy, they reach about 5" tall, making them perfect for rock gardens, woodland edges, or containers. Plant them in groups for the best display. They are also drought-tolerant and naturally resistant to deer and squirrels, ensuring a reliable early-season show.

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Category Rank

2698

/ 3183

#2698 in Plant & Flower Bulbs

Price vs Category Average

-49%

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Botanical Name

Iris histrioides Katharine Hodgkin

/ Iris histrioides Katharine Hodgkin

 

Who it's for

  • Early Spring Color
  • Versatile & Compact
  • Low Maintenance & Hardy

Who should skip it

  • Short Bloom Window
  • Small Visual Impact
  • Post-Bloom Foliage Mess

Key Specs

Botanical Name

Iris histrioides Katharine Hodgkin

Mature Height

5 inches

Planting Depth

4 inches

Planting Distance

3 inches apart

Light Requirements

Full Sun, Partial Sun

Soil Moisture

Average

Bloom Time

Early spring

USDA Hardiness Zones

Zone 5 through Zone 9

Features

  • Sky-blue flowers with yellow accents
  • Sweet violet-like fragrance
  • Hardy and easy to grow
  • Deer and squirrel resistant
  • Drought-tolerant
  • Suitable for containers
  • Blooms in early spring

What customers say

Gardeners overwhelmingly cherish the Dwarf Iris for its exceptional early spring timing, often blooming while snow remains. The pale blue to lavender flowers with striking yellow accents bring immense joy and are considered a true garden treasure. Reviewers consistently praise the hardiness and reliable return of successful bulbs, noting their tendency to naturalize quickly for increasing beauty. The primary concern centers on bulb viability; a minority reported receiving bulbs that failed to sprout, causing disappointment regarding initial investment and display density. Despite this occasional issue, the long term value of the successful, low maintenance blooms makes this variety highly recommended for vibrant, early season color.

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