Only one plant available, approx. 7 inches tall and close to maturity.
This east-Asian plant, while being the tallest in its section, is a relative dwarf compared to many other irises. Leaves are slender and grasslike, topping out at maybe a foot tall, with flower stalks only 5-14 inches tall as well borne between them on mature plants. One to several blooms may appear on each stalk, each flower up to about 2.5 inches in diameter and displaying slender tepals colored pale to rich purple, highlighted near their bases with darker purple, white, and golden yellow. Though claimed to be potentially cold-hardy to Zone 6, it's safer to assume hardiness to around zone 7 and warmer.