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| Size/Grade | What It Is | Who It’s For |
|---|---|---|
| Own Root & Jumbo Own Root | Roses grown on their own roots, valued for cold hardiness, strong rebound, and long lifespan. | Gardeners in colder climates or anyone looking for a durable, long-living rose that stays true to its natural growth habit. |
| Premium WOW!® Roots | Grafted roses designed for improved vigor, larger blooms, and better adaptability across different soil and growing conditions. | Gardeners who want stronger performance, bigger blooms, and reliable growth across a wide range of environments. |
| Fortuniana Rootstock | A specialized grafted rootstock known for increased bloom production, vigorous growth, and strong resistance to soil-borne issues. | Ideal for warm climates (especially the South) or challenging soils like sandy conditions where extra vigor and resilience matter. |
| Jumbo WOW!® Roots | An upgraded WOW!® root system grown larger in the field, delivering a more established bareroot with faster early performance. Arrives bareroot or potted depending on time of year. | Gardeners who want a larger starting plant with more immediate impact and quicker establishment in the garden. |
Dog Days German Iris brings bold, warm color to sunny borders when tall bearded irises are at their best. With 36" bloom stalks, strong growth and a midseason to very late bloom window, it gives gardeners a longer-lasting display than many single-season spring favorites.
More bloom from every stalk
For gardeners who want a fuller show, Dog Days delivers strong value. Each show stalk can carry 3–4 branches and 10–11 buds, with flowers opening in sequence instead of all at once. That means more days of color from each established clump. Its midseason to very late bloom timing also helps stretch the tall bearded iris season, filling the garden with color as earlier varieties begin to fade.
Deer and rabbit resistant
Dog Days is a smart choice for sunny gardens where deer and rabbits are common concerns. These animals tend to avoid bearded irises, helping you enjoy the planting with fewer browsing worries. Use it in mixed perennial borders, cottage gardens or iris beds where you want a strong ornamental payoff without choosing a plant that is especially tempting to wildlife.
Strong color for sunny borders
The warm blend of caramel, butter yellow, russet, red-plum and dusky tangerine gives this iris a rich, sun-baked look that stands out among cooler spring shades. It pairs well with alliums, salvia, catmint, baptisia, roses, daylilies and ornamental grasses, giving you plenty of ways to build a coordinated late-spring border.
Easy-care performance in the right site
Plant Dog Days in full sun with well-drained, neutral to alkaline soil. Once established, it is drought tolerant and prefers summer dryness around the rhizome. Its strong, hardy growth helps clumps fill in over time, giving gardeners a durable, showy perennial that rewards simple, proper care.
When will my order ship?
Plants will be shipped at the proper planting time for your area of the country during the shipping timeframes outlined below:
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We partner with expert horticulturalists who optimize our varieties for traits like uniqueness, fragrance, flavor and size.
From our 1,200-acre farm on the coast of Lake Michigan, our gardeners hand-prep and hand-package every plant to quick-ship right to your door.
At Spring Hill, we’re diligent about treating our plants with the utmost care--and have been for more than 175 years.
Each variety we offer is expertly cultivated to delight, inspire, and beautify your home. You'll find plants here you won't find anywhere else!
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