Walking iris blooms winter through spring with iris-orchid hybrid flowers. It "walks" by rooting where flower stalks touch soil. Not cold-hardy—grow as a houseplant or in frost-free climates. Called "Apostle's Iris" because flowering supposedly begins at the 12th leaf.
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