Immortality Reblooming Bearded Iris

The Best White Rebloomer, Period

Immortality opens pristine, snow-white blooms with softly ruffled petals for a crisp, sophisticated show in mid-spring, then comes back for a second round later in the season. Blue-green sword-shaped foliage stands upright all summer, giving beds structure long after the flowers fade.

At about 29 inches tall it sits perfectly in front of taller, more colorful irises, where the clean white flowers sharpen every shade around them. Plant it in full sun to partial shade in zones 4-9, or tuck a few rhizomes into a wide patio container for a portable spring and fall display. A recognized historic variety, Immortality has stayed in gardens for decades because it simply performs.

Why You'll Love the Immortality Bearded Iris

• Reblooms easily and generously, so you get flowers in mid-spring and again later in the season.
• Pure snow-white, ruffled blooms that brighten dark corners and pair with any color scheme.
• Hardy from zones 4 to 9 and tolerant of both full sun and partial shade.
• Drought-tolerant once established, with rhizomes that multiply into bigger clumps each year.
• Upright, blue-green foliage keeps borders and containers looking tidy after bloom.

Plant a row of Immortality and you will have crisp white flowers bookending your growing season.