Iris pumila - Orange A charming dwarf bearded iris showcasing vivid orange flowers held about 30 cm (12″) high on extended perianth stems that float just above neat clumps of green foliage. The blooms appear in May through July, bringing bright color to rock gardens, borders, and alpine troughs. Exceptionally hardy (Zones 2–9), this compact iris is drought tolerant, low-maintenance, and naturally resistant to deer and rabbits. Ideal for small-space schemes, its petite stature makes it perfect for edging or container planting 1 - 2.5" Plug Bright orange blooms Compact dwarf habit Deer & rabbit resistant Specifications Details Colour Orange Hardiness Zone 2 - 9 Plant Height ~30 cm (12 in) Plant Width ~25 cm (10 in) Sun Requirements Full sun to light shade Fragrant No Deer Resistant Yes Plant Timing Plant mid-summer to early fall (spring possible north) Bloom Timing May - July Plant Depth Rhizome at soil level Plant Spacing ~15–30 cm (6–12 in)