Iris ensata 'Redundant' - Irises are light lavender-blue with slightly darker standards. The large white signals on the falls striped in lavender blue softens further the gentle, pastel overall look of each flower. But the softness of the flower belies the toughness of this species! Yes, this selection of Japanese Flag Iris can flower again in June after its initial May bloom in northeastern Connecticut. Grassy blue-green leaves with a light, glaucous blush look good all season providing a solid, vertical contrast to more leafy perennials. Site in full sun planted in rich, damp soil. 'Redundant' is a clumping perennial with moderately fast increase. Establishe potted Iris from division.