Bearded Iris Stepping Out

Bearded Iris 'Stepping Out' (Iris germanica 'Stepping Out') is a striking perennial renowned for its bold coloration and elegant form. Introduced by Schreiner in 1964, this variety has garnered multiple accolades, including the prestigious American Dykes Medal in 1968.

Bloom Color: Snow-white falls sharply edged with deep violet-blue, complemented by violet-blue standards.
Bloom Time: Mid to late spring, typically blooming in May.
Height: Approximately 30 inches.
Fragrance: Lightly scented.
Awards: Honorable Mention (1965), Award of Merit (1967), and American Dykes Medal (1968).

• Height: up to 30 inches
• Blooming Time: Mid Spring
• Second bloom in late Summer to early Fall
• Sunlight: Full sun to partial shade
• Attracts bees and butterflies

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