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Iris germanica 'Code Black Border' plants produce velvet-looking flowers that fade from a dark, dark purple to light purple as you work your way up. The beard on this Iris has brown hairs that have "burnt" tips. Compared to a tall variety, a border plant will be shorter in height, although not as short as a dwarf variety. Iris plants grow best in sunny locations with well-drained soils. They make spectacular additions to rock gardens and early summer beds and borders. Rhizomes should be divided every 3-4 years. Deer tend to overlook irises.
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