‘Immortality’ is one of the most popular and reliable reblooming irises. While most irises bloom only in spring, rebloomers flower again in late summer or fall, and in long seasons may produce a third or fourth flush.
Most retailers simply label a variety as “reblooming” without specifying type. Performance varies by site and climate, but reliable suppliers’ selections usually deliver far more blooms than standard irises.
Rebloom reliability declines northward. Zones 3–4 may see little rebloom (exception: ‘Immortality’ to Zone 3). Cool weather triggers rebloom; tropical climates may not get a second flush. Some varieties need a couple of years to establish reblooming habit.
Also some Siberian, Japanese, and other species offer reblooming traits.
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