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Iris flowers can not change color. You may have some white irises in the mix; they bloom earlier and are often more vigorous and take over other colors, giving the impression that a whole garden bed of iris have changed color.
The various types of iris will bloom at different times, and bloom time also depends on environmental conditions. A clump of iris generally bloom three to four weeks after planting. Some varieties will re-bloom four to eight weeks after the initial bloom as well. Iris need 15 to 20 weeks of cold to initiate blooming, according to the University of Rhode Island Landscape Horticulture Program website.