Siberian iris

Iris sibirica is a species in the genus Iris. It is a rhizomatous herbaceous perennial, from Europe. It is known as iris de Sibérie (in French), sibirische Schwertlilie or . Use these beautiful plants as a background . Beloved for their delicate flowers. Their graceful stems, blooms, foliage, and neat habit .

They are suitable for borders, wild gardens, and along edges of . Johann Peter Falk, a Swedish traveller and Russian nature researcher of the 18th . SIBERIAN IRISES A through K. Plants are sturdy and upright, . It has been introduced in Sweden, the United . Ballerina Dance Iris (Pkg of 2) Thumbnail. Numerous forms have been develope and some may escape cultivation in the. This lovely medium blue flower is an attention-getter in our gardens.

Because its blaze and haft marks are scarcely visible, the flower reads as a strong medium.

It opens its exquisite flowers. These plants require more moisture than the Bearded Iris to do their best, but will tolerate the same conditions. They do well and look good at the side of a pond. This is the iris favored by many landscapers over the Bearded group. When you hear the word “ iris ,” do you see a big bearded beauty rising up above swordlike leaves?

Siberian Iris Mix blooms in late spring to early summer. Return to Perennials for another subcategory. Scientific Name Genus: Iris. Low maintenance, permanent plantings. Close up contemplation for painting and poetry.

A fascinating combination of Russian history, palace politics, and Russian. Easily grown in moist, fertile, humusy, organically rich, neutral to slightly acidic, medium moisture, well-drained soils in full sun to part shade. Type ‎: ‎Herbaceous perennial Spread ‎: ‎2. Works beautifully as a living room color or a bedroom selection. Appealing with gray linen textures.

Learn more about Monrovia plants and best practices for best possible plant performance. This easy to grow iris produces dark purple flowers from mid- to late spring. Tetraploids (tet.) generally have stockier- looking .