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Iris Concertina
Iris Concertina
Iris Concertina
Iris Concertina

Iris Concertina

$8.00

Iris ‘Concertina’

A charming dwarf bearded iris with softly ruffled, orchid-pink petals, pale blue beards, and striking violet-blue horns. Its delicate coloring and unusual details make ‘Concertina’ a particularly lovely addition to the spring garden. Compact and beautifully sculptural, it blooms quite prolifically in early spring, reaching approximately 11 inches tall. 

Planting & Care

Plant rhizomes in late summer or early fall in a sunny location with well-draining soil. Space approximately 6–12 inches apart, positioning each rhizome horizontally with its upper surface exposed or barely covered by soil. Bearded iris rhizomes should not be planted deeply.

Water thoroughly after planting, then avoid consistently wet soil. Allow foliage to remain after flowering to support healthy growth for the following season.

For Nashville gardeners: Early fall planting is ideal, allowing roots to establish before winter. With proper drainage and plenty of sunlight, ‘Concertina’ can return and multiply year after year.

About Our Flowers

Every FLWR arrangement is individually designed with the best flowers available that day. We handpick unusual varieties, seasonal favorites and exceptional stems for their color, form and movement rather than working from fixed recipes. Your arrangement will reflect the palette and feeling pictured here, while the flowers themselves will be particular to the season and the moment.

SIzing

Our arrangements are generously sized and designed for consistency at every price point. Our $100 arrangement is perfectly suited as a centerpiece for a four-person dining table. As you move up in size, expect a noticeably larger, fuller arrangement with more flowers and greater impact

Care

A little care goes a long way. Keep the vase topped up with fresh water, and change the water every couple days whenever possible. Keep your flowers away from direct sunlight, heating and air-conditioning vents, and other sources of extreme heat or cold. Remove individual blooms as they fade and enjoy watching your arrangement change as it ages.