Katrina African Iris

Katrina African Iris Care

Dietes X 'nola Alba'

What is the plant

A new cultivar of Dietes of hybrid origin, ‘Nola Alba’, characterized by its large white flowers with bright orange stigmatic lobes, its long blooming habit with heavy flower set, its lack of seed pod development, its wide bright green leaves, its tolerance to high heat, humidity, poor soils, and heavy rainfall and its improved cold hardiness.

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Humidity

Normal

Lighting

Part Sun

Temperature

10°C - 15°C

Hardiness zone

8 - 11

Difficulty

Easy

Hibernation

Cold period

How to Care for the Plant

Water
Provide regular watering -- about 1 inch of water per week -- during long periods of no rain. African irises are drought tolerant once established but grow best and produce better flowers when they receive water weekly.
Pruning
Prune dead and dying foliage and spent blooms when necessary. Thin the clumping perennial, if needed, in the winter with sharp pruning shears. Remove fallen blooms, stems, leaves and petals from underneath and around the African iris.
Fertilizer
Feed the African iris an all-purpose fertilizer once a month in March, June and August. Mix the liquid-soluble fertilizer with the appropriate amount of water as stated on the instructions.

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Soil
It's an evergreen iris that has a high tolerance to poorly drained soil, heat and humidity. This easy to grow iris has white flowers with orange markings and blooms repeatedly throughout the growing season. Plant Katrina Iris in full to partial sun.
Temperature
Your climate might be too cold for this plant
Popularity
42 people already have this plant 15 people have added this plant to their wishlists