Run your fingers along the edge of an Albo Variegata Iris pallida leaf and you’ll understand why gardeners have treasured this plant for centuries — the clean, sword-like foliage is boldly striped in green and creamy white, offering ornamental value long after the last fragrant bloom fades. In late spring, upright stalks rise to 24–36 inches, carrying flowers that carry a sweet, noticeable scent into the garden air.
Plant your rhizome in full sun with excellent drainage, setting it just at the soil surface — good air circulation and a little exposed shoulder are exactly what bearded irises need. Once established, this drought-tolerant perennial handles heat with ease and returns reliably year after year in USDA Zones 3–9. Mature plants spread 18–24 inches wide, making them a natural fit for sunny borders and cutting gardens alike.
Remove spent bloom stalks after flowering to keep things tidy. Choose the Fall 2026 or Spring 2027 shipping option — pricing is the same for both.
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