Don't let the name fool you—Intermediate Bearded Iris 'Tantrum' is anything but difficult. This 1996 introduction by renowned hybridizer Keppel brings bold, dramatic color to the garden with the reliable performance that has made Keppel's introductions favorites among iris enthusiasts for decades.




| Family: | Iridaceae (eye-rid-AY-see-ee) |
| Genus: | Iris (EYE-ris) |
| Cultivar: | Tantrum |
| Hybridized by: | Keppel |
| Registered/Introduced: | 1996 |
Keppel's hybrids are known for their exceptional form, substance, and garden performance, and 'Tantrum' is no exception. As a relatively modern introduction (1996), it benefits from breeding advances that emphasize strong stems, high bud counts, and resistance to common iris ailments like leaf spot and soft rot. The intermediate height makes it versatile for both border plantings and container culture, where its dramatic blooms can be appreciated up close.
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Intermediate Bearded Iris 'Pink Kitten': Charming Mid-Season Beauty
Intermediate Bearded Iris 'Season Ticket': Reliable Annual Performance
Intermediate Bearded Iris 'Smitten Kitten': Playful Charm in the Border
Intermediate Bearded Iris 'Gypsy Queen': Salter's 1859 Heirloom
Intermediate Bearded Iris 'Miss Mauve': Tasco's 2000 Gentle Lady
Intermediate Bearded Iris 'Apollo's Touch': Nichols' 1990 Divine Contact
Intermediate Bearded Iris 'Butter Pecan': Hager's 1983 Nutty Delight
Intermediate Bearded Iris 'Calling Card': Messick's 1990 Signature
Intermediate Bearded Iris 'Champagne Encore': Aitken's 1997 Celebration
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