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Tall Bearded Iris 'Heartstring Strummer' – Perennial Bareroot Rhizome

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Size: 1 rhizome

Tall Bearded Iris 'Heartstring Strummer' – A Lyrical Presence in the Spring Border

There's something poetic about a flower named Heartstring Strummer — and Tall Bearded Iris 'Heartstring Strummer' (Iris germanica) more than lives up to it. This graceful, mid-to-late season bloomer grows to about 24 inches of lush foliage, with flower stalks reaching up to 36 inches — a tall, airy presence that drifts beautifully through mixed borders and perennial beds.

An easy-going, long-lived perennial — under ideal conditions it can thrive for approximately 10 years — 'Heartstring Strummer' is deer resistant, drought tolerant, and hardy across Zones 3–10 with no cold period required. A reliable performer that rewards minimal care with maximum beauty.

Plant Details

  • Type: Tall Bearded Iris (Iris germanica)
  • Height: 24" foliage; up to 36" with flowers
  • Spread: 24"
  • Spacing: 18" apart for mass plantings
  • Bloom Time: Mid – late spring
  • Growth Rate: Medium; lifespan approx. 10 years under ideal conditions
  • USDA Zones: 3–10
  • Exposure: Full sun to partial shade
  • Deer, Rodent & Rabbit Resistant
  • Drought Tolerant: Yes — good for warm, dry climates
  • No Cold Period Required
  • USA Grown

Planting Instructions

  • Plant in a full sun to partial shade, well-drained 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.
  • Does best in average to evenly moist, well-draining soil. Will not tolerate standing water.
  • Somewhat tolerant of urban pollution and varied soil types.

Care Tips

  • Flower stalks may benefit from staking in exposed or very fertile sites.
  • Cut back foliage in late fall in preparation for winter.
  • Fertilize in early spring and again in late summer.
  • Divide clumps every 3–4 years (August) to maintain vigor and blooming.

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

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