Iris neomarica is known for its clumping, rhizomatous growth habit. It produces long, sword-shaped leaves that emerge from the base of the plant and arch gracefully. The plant can spread gradually through its rhizomes, forming dense clumps over time. 2. Flowers: The flowers of Iris neomarica are particularly striking. Each flower emerges on a long, slender stem from the base of the plant. The flowers are typically large and showy, with intricate patterns and vibrant colors. They often have a combination of white, blue, purple, and yellow hues. The flowers are ephemeral, lasting only a day or two before wilting, but the plant continuously produces new blooms throughout the growing season.
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