Siberian iris

Complete instructions for growing Siberian irises. Tips for breeding and transplanting Siberian irises. Disease and Pest Control

Siberian Irises are such easy, reliable perennials that I tend to take them a bit for granted. I have three different cultivars in my backyard; an indigo blue, a medium purple and a dark inky-blue. I planted them well before I began this blog and started keeping track of plant tags, so I am sorry but I won't be able to identify them for you. The most striking of the three is the deep navy blue iris my Mom gave me. The Siberian Irises you find in most gardens are a hybrid of two species iris…

Attractive, grasslike leaves to 18 inches long are topped by showy flowers in a wide range of colors.

Create a violet wonderland in your garden with these flowers

Find Snow Queen Siberian Iris (Iris sibirica 'Snow Queen') in Edmonton St Albert Sherwood Park Stony Plain Alberta AB at Millcreek Nursery Ltd

Siberian Iris is a lovely herbaceous perennial that adds a beautiful decorative element and an essential component to every garden.

How Audacious Siberian iris has ruffled flowers that are a combination of red-violet, blue-violet and yellow, with a white wire rim around the falls and white-tipped center petals. Siberian Iris has slender stems that has 2 to 5 delicate flowers per terminal head. Siberian Iris thrives in moist soils and deer tend to avoid it. Space plants approximately 24 inches apart for best results Tolerates a wide range of soils, but grows best in moist soils Blooms in late spring and early summer…

Plant database entry for Siberian Iris (Iris 'White Swirl') with 15 images and 18 data details.

There are a whole range of Siberian irises out there, and here are the best for brief but glorious flowering