White Walking Iris Flowering Plant

The White Walking Iris (primarily Neomarica candida or Neomarica gracilis) is a tropical perennial prized for its exotic, orchid-like white blooms with intricate purple and brown centers. It is famously named for its “walking” habit: after a flower fades, a new plantlet forms on the stem, eventually weighing it down until it touches the soil and takes root, effectively “walking” across the garden

• Flowers: Dainty white petals with striking blue-violet and yellow markings at the center. Individual blooms are fleeting, typically lasting only one day, but the plant produces them in continuous succession throughout the season.
• Foliage: Features long, sword-shaped green leaves arranged in a fan-like pattern, similar to traditional irises.
• Growth Habit: Clumping perennial reaching about 2–3 feet in height.

This is a bare rooted plant