Siberian Iris (Iris siberica)

Example of approximately what these plants look like when shipped. See the eighth photograph of any plant to see a photo of what it looks like when shipped.
Siberian Iris is prized for the beautiful blooms that cluster on grassy stems in abundance. The foliage remains pert and green throughout the season even once the blossoms are spent, making it a terrific option for mass planting and weed suppression.

Siberian Iris thrives in moist to wet conditions, where others will not. Because the roots drive down deeply they are drought tolerant and perform famously on slopes as erosion control. Particularly stunning around streams, pools, ponds and water gardens in naturalized settings, this is one perennial that simply won't disappoint.

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The size may vary based on where we are in a crop cycle and the time of year (especially for deciduous plants, which will often have far less foliage in early spring). Plants that are too tall to survive shipping without damage will be cut back prior to shipping.

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Establishing it so that it lives wild in a region it is not otherwise indigenous.

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