How long does an iris live?

Answer 1

Iris plants spread by root. In the spring you can see this by noticing that the iris is producing a ring of new sprouts rather than from the center as planted originally. If divided (cut ring into for equal sections and replant) once in awhile the iris will live as long as you want. Each section can be planted in a new location in the garden.

Answer 2

Iris flowers will last up to 5 or so days if correctly taken care of after being cut.

Answer 3

Usually 7-10 days if they're kept in adequate conditions (not too cold, not too warm, water changed regularly, recutting the stems after 5 days)

Answer 4

Iris blooms in the late spring but some will rebloom in the fall.

Answer 5

Irises bloom after the tulips and daffodils. In zone 5, they bloom in May. There are some varieties of iris that rebloom.

Answer 6

An iris blooms in late spring after the daffodils and tulips are done.

Answer 7

Iris is a perennial so it lives for many years.

Answer 8

Iris blooms last four days to a week depending on the weather.

Answer 9

Iris plants live a long time. Some colonies of iris have been known to live in a location for over a hundred years.

Answer 10

About a day or two if they are cut!