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Domino Noir Bearded Iris Dramatic Black & White Bicolor | French-Bred Tall Bearded Iris

Domino Noir Bearded Iris Dramatic Black & White Bicolor | French-Bred Tall Bearded Iris

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Few irises make an entrance quite like Domino Noir.

Bred in France by renowned hybridizer Richard Cayeux, this extraordinary Tall Bearded Iris creates a striking contrast between pure white standards and exceptionally dark, nearly black falls. The effect is crisp, sophisticated, and unmistakably dramatic—reminiscent of the black-and-white domino that inspired its name.

The dark falls have remarkable depth, appearing almost velvety against the luminous white upper petals. From across the garden, Domino Noir immediately catches the eye; up close, the contrast and elegant flower form are even more impressive.

Blooming in midseason on approximately 33-inch stems, Domino Noir is a beautiful choice for perennial borders, dedicated iris beds, and dramatic black-and-white garden designs. Pair it with white flowers for a sophisticated monochromatic planting, or surround it with deep purples, burgundies, and silvery foliage for an unforgettable display.

For gardeners drawn to flowers that are a little unusual, a little dramatic, and impossible to overlook, Domino Noir belongs in the collection.

Why You'll Love Domino Noir

  • Striking nearly black and pure white bicolor blooms
  • Dramatic French-bred iris
  • Velvety dark falls contrast beautifully with white standards
  • Excellent statement flower for perennial gardens
  • Beautiful for black-and-white and moody garden palettes
  • Reliable midseason flowering
  • Returns year after year when properly established

Plant Details

Botanical Name: Iris germanica
Cultivar: Domino Noir
Type: Tall Bearded Iris (TB)
Style: Bicolor
Color: White / Nearly Black
Standards: Pure White
Falls: Extremely Dark, Nearly Black
Hybridizer: Richard Cayeux
Introduced: 2013
Bloom Season: Midseason
Fragrant: No
Reblooming: No
Mature Height: Approximately 33 inches
Light: Full Sun
USDA Hardiness Zones: 3–9
Growth Habit: Upright, Rhizomatous Perennial
Deer Resistant: Generally
Pollinator Friendly: Yes

Order Includes

1 Premium Bare Root Domino Noir Iris Rhizome

Each order includes one healthy, field-grown iris rhizome carefully inspected before shipping.

Rhizomes are shipped dormant or semi-dormant depending on the season. Foliage may be trimmed for shipping—this is normal and helps the plant focus its energy on establishing a strong root system.

Planting Your Iris

Choose a sunny location receiving at least 6 hours of direct sunlight each day.

Plant in loose, well-draining soil with the top portion of the rhizome sitting at or slightly above soil level. Iris rhizomes should not be buried deeply.

Space approximately 12–18 inches apart to allow room for growth and good air circulation.

Water thoroughly after planting, then allow the soil to begin drying between waterings. Once established, bearded iris are wonderfully resilient and relatively low maintenance.

Garden Pairing Ideas

Domino Noir is made for dramatic combinations.

Try pairing it with:

  • Pure white iris and spring perennials
  • Deep burgundy and wine-colored flowers
  • Lavender and purple iris
  • Silvery foliage
  • White peonies
  • Dark-leaved perennials

Or give Domino Noir its own space and let that extraordinary black-and-white contrast command the attention.

The Blue Buddha Farm Difference

At Blue Buddha Farm, we're especially drawn to flowers that make you stop for a second look—the unusual colors, unexpected combinations, and varieties with personalities all their own.

Domino Noir is exactly that kind of iris.

Each rhizome is carefully inspected before leaving our farm so you can plant with confidence and look forward to the beauty still to come.

From Our Garden to Yours

Some flowers blend beautifully into a garden.

Domino Noir was born to stand out.

Its dramatic contrast of light and darkness is a reminder that sometimes the most beautiful combinations come from opposites growing side by side.

Plant it once, and we think you'll understand why this French beauty has earned a place in so many iris lovers' gardens.

 

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