I am in NY z4. I don't always get rebloom on plants listed as rebloomers. It depends on how long your summer is.STARTLE is not listed as a rebloomer on Tinker's Database,nor is it listed as a rebloomer on the AHS Database page.This is based on the registration info from the Hybridizer.Maybe it does rebloom,just not listed as one. Some daylilies have an extended bloom period,some bloom all season with very short rests,some bloom and then rebloom again 6-8 weeks later,some bloom only once per season. I never count on rebloom,but it is a nice gift. Betsy

Thanks Iris_gal! Quite fussy weather here in Ohio but seasonably chilly and these blooms are more than welcome! I've seen some yellows in fall but not so late, nearly November and these are about to peak on rebloom, I'll take some pics this weekend no matter how wet or gloomy the weather. Granted I won't expect a repeat performance, when I thought the season was over and done with...well, WOW! Too cool! Rebloom believable, seeing it this late kills the crappy mums I bought for color! I'll take it for what it's worth and love it to death. I have NOIDs I prefer but this is kinda special. In my field or work the iris is the first good bloom that says "go time" and one of the things that drags me from winter's grip, nice to have a beautiful send-out for the season. Pics to come if we don't get frosted (odds are good). Not my favorite iris, but this year? Yeah, yes indeed. Great way to end a season, I can't imagine a finer finale to this year's efforts. Just perfect! ~Wes

I've purchased miniature roses from Heirloom Roses, the sister company to John's Miniature Roses, and I'm thrilled with every single one! I've also received larger roses from Heirloom, Shrub Roses and several Climbers, and they're all growing and blooming wonderfully! The roses came to me very healthy, and packed well. I highly recommend both companies! I planted all the minis directly into my gardens, and they've been happily growing and blooming all summer, putting forth flush after flush of beautiful blooms! I love the fact that Heirloom and John's roses are all own-root, and I adore the selection of hardy roses! I can finally grow lovely roses that will come back year after year! Our winters are pretty frigid, and most grafted roses die or barely survive... but own-root means so much to someone wanting to grow roses in northern climes! I love my minis, and I'm afraid it's turning into another plant addiction, of which I already have several!

Last week, when visiting my father, I noticed both yellow, blue, and purple reblooming iris in the town square. I did not take a snapshot. From past years, I realize this is quite regular for these, so I guess the designer made a wise plant choice. Which generally, is not a common thing :)