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]]>This gorgeous white Siberian Iris is both chic and understated, with intricate golden-yellow accents that set it apart from the rest. Growing 30 to 36″ from late spring to early summer, Snow Queen is a tall lady extending regal beauty wherever she’s planted.
The copious blossoms are elegantly framed by attractive blue-green foliage that holds its crisp, grassy appearance all season. Even when the rest of the garden starts to look a little weary, this royal wonder continues her triumphant reign. Enj!
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Includes: 1 Siberian Iris bulb
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]]>The lively spirit and undeniable charm of Butter and Sugar are darn-near impossible to resist. Whispering white petals with lemony accents make it a harmonious selection that is both soothing and balancing. Regarded as a color breakthrough among Siberian Irises, this is the first hybrid to sport clear yellow markings, and it remains one of the best.
A sturdy and prolific bloomer, this beauty was first introduced by the famous New England hybridizer, Dr. Currier McEwen. It will happily rebloom later in the season and develops into substantial clumps over time. Siberian Iris Butter and Sugar is an obvious option for those craving some tranquility and soft sweetness in their landscape. Enj!
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Includes: 1 Siberian Iris bulb
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]]>The Siberian Iris blossoms in this collection are nothing short of cool, clean, and oh, so elegant. These tall, slim-leafed plants produce fluttering flowers with intricate markings in yellow, white, purple, and blue shades. Oh, and despite their delicate appearance, they’re extremely cold-hardy, carefree, and highly resistant to pesky critters.
Our Wild Tundra Mix includes 5 healthy bare root plants, each ready to bloom in a different gorgeous color. So, if your garden is craving a strong, vertical feature, plant Siberian Irises for towering blooms from late spring to early summer – the butterflies will thank y!
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Includes: 5 Siberian Iris bulbs mix
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]]>Get ready to amplify your garden with the explosively beautiful blooms of Siberian Iris Kabo! This tall, herbaceous perennial produces double flowers with blue-violet standards and similar falls donning white and gold blazes. You can expect these plants to expand into large clumps over time and bloom from late spring to early summer.
The intricately marked blossoms are held atop tall, slender stems with narrow, grass-like foliage, which provides dramatic architectural interest. They’re resistant to drought and critters and attractive to bees and hummingbirds. Enj!
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Includes: 1 Siberian Iris Division
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]]>We all know what they say about an apple a day, but what about a whole bunch of early summer apples – Miss Apple, that ! These sweetly fragrant beauties boast beautiful multi-colored double blooms in bold violet, lavender, red, yellow, and gold tones. Plus, they’re resistant to deer and rabbits, so you can rest easy knowing your bounty of blossoms are safe.
This tolerant variety grows best in moist soils, but she won’t complain under drier conditions. Just be sure to give her plenty of sunlight and a lot of love for heavy blooms.
Easy to Grow Features:
Includes: 1 Siberian Iris Division
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]]>Dazzle onlookers with the 6″ double blue blooms of Siberian Iris Concord Cru! These stunning flowers open in early summer and are very attractive to hummingbirds and other friendly pollinators. Plant this spectacular variety along ponds, streams, or other boggy areas for a gorgeous mirror display.
This reblooming beauty boasts various spectacular shades of blue, which are quite unique in the flower world. The graceful petals tend to curl inward, only adding to the overall charm and allure of this desirable variety. As with many Siberian Iris’, Concord Crush is easy to grow, given she receives plenty of sunlight. Enj!
Easy to Grow Features:
Includes: 1 Siberian Iris Division
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]]>A delicious name for a positively decadent flower, Pink Parfait boasts lovely 7″ wide double blooms in the most beautiful shade of lavender-pink. The flowers are absolutely stunning and look a lot like a rose, but have the tolerant disposition of an Iris. Now that’s what we call getting the best of both worl!
This double flowering variety blooms in early Summer and fares well under a wide range of environmental conditions. Each delicate bloom features layered lavender-pink petals with pale margins and soft yellow accents. Give this glorious confection a home in your June garden, and you’ll be basking in the beauty year after year.
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Includes: 1 Siberian Iris Division
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]]>You don’t have to look hard to find the silver lining with this Siberian Iris in your mid! Striking violet-blue falls terminate in white then gold, both boldly veined, as they disappear deep into the heart of this dramatic bloomer. Oh, but the best part – each delicate petal is traced with a razor-thin ribbon of silver. The upright foliage never flops after blooming, so Siberian Iris Silver Edge continues to look majestic all season while bringing tremendous architectural interest to landscapes. Plant with Siberian Iris Butter and Sugar for a stunning display of contrasting color. Enj!
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Includes: 1 Siberian Iris bulb
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]]>Feast your eyes on the striking violet, yellow, and white petals of this unabashed beau! With her sensational multi-colored blooms and easy-going attitude, we couldn’t be happier to offer you this double Siberian Iris How Audacio! Each graceful, slender stem holds 2-5 showstopping flowers surrounded by sword-like, upright green foliage.
Flowering in early spring, you won’t have to wait long for this beautiful Iris to make her appearance. Plus, she’s super easy to grow and quick to naturalize. Enhance your spring garden with the stunning array of bold colors featured on this truly audacious varie!
Easy to Grow Features:
Includes: 1 Siberian Iris Division
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]]>Prepare to be dazzled by yet another sensational introduction from the prolific hybridizer, Dr. Currier McEwen. As the name suggests, this Siberian Iris features ruffles galore, and that’s only the beginni! The petals are clad in rich shades of violet to purple that make a massive impact in gardens.
Plant this showstopping and carefree perennial near deep pink shrub Roses for a color combination sure to stop visitors in their tracks. A strong-growing tetraploid, it’s no wonder Siberian Iris Ruffled Velvet is a McEwen Morgan Award winner
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Height:24-30 in.
Spacing:24 in.
Sunlight:Full Sun
Water:Moderate
Flowering Time:Late Spring to Early Summer
Flower Color:Violet to Purple