10 August 2026
Iris reticulata ‘Palm Springs’ belongs to the group of small-bulb reticulated irises. It is a miniature plant that is a bud mutation of the ‘George’ variety. Unlike the purple parent variety, ‘Palm Springs’ has a deep blue color. The plant is suitable for cultivation in containers and in the open field on well-drained soils.
The second variety under the name ‘Palm Springs’ belongs to the group of bearded irises. There is insufficient information in open sources regarding its development characteristics, morphology, or resistance, beyond the fact of its presence in specialized databases for bearded irises.
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