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Yes. They make good flowers and they won't die easily.

wait until the leaves start to go flat towards the ground, then you can cut them to about 1 inch above the ground, so it will not look messy

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yes because if you cut off the stem it will bloom again

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An Iris will rebloom the next year if you cut the stem.

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