Quackin Grass Nursery

Iris x pseudata 'Chance Beauty' – ​Gorgeous yellow iris flowers on tall stems in spring sport a reddish brown halo on each fall, the coloration etched in the veins reaches towards the outer edges of the falls as if a photo was snapped of the Mississippi Delta region from high above the stratosphere. The inner part of each fall between the halo and the standard is a slightly darker yellow than the outer part of each petal. Standards are short and a subtle creamy yellow. This is a sterile cross between I. ensata x pseudacorus with apparent hybrid vigor. Fans may reach a fantastic 4.5 feet and flower stems even taller! Site in full sun planted in fertile draining soil to even wetter, boggier conditions, 'Chance Beauty' is a quickly increasing perennial which would be equally at home used as a perennial garden beauty and as a large-scale ground cover or marginal plant. Division.