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Presby's Crown Jewel Reblooming Bearded Iris – White & Blue Edged, Bareroot Rhizome

Original price $ 7.65 - Original price $ 65.95
Original price
$ 7.65
$ 7.65 - $ 65.95
Current price $ 7.65
Size: 1 rhizome

Presby's Crown Jewel – A Reblooming Iris Worth the Crown

Royally beautiful and doubly rewarding, Presby's Crown Jewel (Iris germanica) is a standout reblooming bearded iris featuring extra-large white blooms with sharp, deep blue edging around elegantly ruffled petals. Each stem carries an impressive 7–9 flowers, creating a lavish, long-lasting display. At 30 inches tall, it's a commanding presence in the border — and sweetly fragrant too.

Named in honor of the Presby Memorial Iris Gardens, this variety blooms generously in mid spring, then surprises again in late summer to early fall — a true double feature that keeps your garden colorful long after most irises have finished. Hardy across Zones 3–10, no cold period required.

Plant Details

  • Color: White with sharp deep blue edging; ruffled petals
  • Type: Tall Reblooming Bearded Iris (Iris germanica)
  • Bloom Size: Extra-large (approx. 6")
  • Buds per Stem: 7–9
  • Height: 30" (70 cm)
  • Bloom Time: Mid spring + late summer to early fall (rebloomer)
  • Fragrant: Yes — sweetly scented
  • Best Use: Cut flowers, borders, reblooming perennial beds
  • USDA Zones: 3–10
  • Exposure: Full sun
  • Deer, Rodent & Rabbit Resistant
  • Drought Tolerant: Yes
  • No Cold Period Required
  • USA Grown

Planting Instructions

  • Plant in a full sun, well-drained, loamy location. Bearded iris are rhizomes, not bulbs.
  • Plant with the rhizome top exposed — roots face downward. In very light soils or hot climates, covering with 1" of soil is acceptable.
  • Space approximately 18" apart for mass plantings.
  • Firm soil around each rhizome and water well to settle.

Care Tips

  • Fertilize in early spring and again in late summer to support rebloom.
  • Divide clumps every 3–4 years (August) to maintain vigor.
  • Watch for iris borer; remove and destroy affected rhizomes promptly.
  • Caution: Harmful if eaten.

Each order ships as a healthy bareroot rhizome, field-grown and ready to plant. Select your quantity above.

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