Delicate yet resilient, the Intermediate Bearded Iris 'Pink Kitten' has been charming gardeners since its introduction in 1976. Hybridized by Wood, this cultivar brings soft pink tones to the late spring garden, offering a gentle counterpoint to the more saturated colors typical of many bearded irises.




| Family: | Iridaceae (eye-rid-AY-see-ee) |
| Genus: | Iris (EYE-ris) |
| Cultivar: | Pink Kitten |
| Hybridized by: | Wood |
| Registered/Introduced: | 1976 |
Standing at intermediate height (16-27 inches), 'Pink Kitten' fits beautifully into mixed perennial borders where its softer coloration can bridge stronger hues. The cultivar's nearly five-decade presence in gardens attests to its reliability and disease resistance. Provide full sun, excellent drainage, and slightly alkaline soil for best performance. The rhizomes should be planted shallowly, barely covered with soil, to prevent rot and encourage flowering.
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