Tall Bearded Iris 'Jazz Era'
Family: Iridaceae (Iris Family)
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Hardiness Zones: 4-8
· Height: 34 inches
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Bloom Time: late summer
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Bloom: standards and style arms hydrangea pink standards and
style arms, dark red purple falls partially velvet with 1/16" paler edge
and darker wire rim, upper portion of petal pinkish white, amethyst bleeding
and veining into white area, french vermilion beard
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Light: full sun to part shade
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Soil: average, well drained, sandy loam
best
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Moisture: average to dry; do not tolerate
wet feet (will rot); drought tolerant
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Use: accent plant in cottage gardens,
perennial borders; cut flowers
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Care: plant shallow, 1/2 soil; do not
mulch heavily; cut off spent flowers and remove flowering stem to the ground
after blooming; divide every 3-4 years; bearded iris are heavy feeders so plan
to fertilize in early spring and again in late summer
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Concerns: too much moisture causes soft rot
problems; iris borer
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Native to: species native to Eastern
Mediterranean
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Notes: deer and rabbit resistant; salt
tolerant
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Supplier: donated by Madison Area Iris
Society
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Teaching Garden
Location & Code: Sidewalk Garden G320
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