Pashtun Princess

Pashtun Princess (Lawrence Ransom, 2011) is a breathtaking Arilbred iris that brings a gallery-worthy presence to any garden. Towering at 36" (92 cm), this early midseason standout features luminous cream-white standards, delicately sanded with copper-brown and traced with a narrow flash of pale mauve along the midrib. The amber-orange style arms, accented with mauve, add a refined touch. The falls are a true spectacle: a pristine white center veined in mauve, transitioning to bold red veining and a solid copper-brown edge, finished with a dramatic dark red wire trim. Purple-violet veining on the hafts and beards that shift from white to brown at the tip, with a vibrant orange in the throat, create a dynamic, color-forward effect. Lightly laced edges and reddish bud bracts further enhance its sculptural beauty. A sweet, spicy fragrance completes the sensory experience. Bred from 'Lord Of Letters' x 'Eastern Blush' and introduced by Iris au Trescols in 2011, Pashtun Princess is a rebloomer in California (USDA Zone 9b), offering a second act of its unforgettable, opalescent charm. This collector-grade iris is a true show garden quality variety, perfect for those seeking a memorable and luxurious addition to their landscape. Available at Amethyst Creek Farm. Attributes: Edge Trim, Fragrant, Laced, Rebloomer, Veining Rebloomer This cultivar is a known rebloomer. Known Rebloom Zones: Zone 9b Rebloom Confidence: ⭐⭐