Delayed Development

Delayed Development (Paul Black, 2009) is a remarkable SDB iris that commands attention with its radiant, medium gold standards and style arms, complemented by matching falls intricately veined in old gold and washed with rich, deeper tones across the lower petals. This late to very late bloomer extends the SDB season, opening as others finish, and features large, vivid orange beards that add a bold, charismatic accent. The ruffled blooms are not only visually captivating but also release a pronounced spicy fragrance, making them a memorable addition to any garden. With its pedigree-worthy lineage and dynamic presence, Delayed Development is a true garden showpiece for collectors and enthusiasts seeking a bloom with both visual impact and aromatic appeal. Attributes: Fragrant, Ruffled, Veining