Iris sibrica Blue King
Very strong Iris species.To be used by a pond edge.After flowering, the clump of grass-like leaves more decorative.

Iris sibrica Blue Moon
Beautiful, bright violet-blue blooms with contrasting deep purple centres are produced on remarkably strong, tall, arched flowering stems. A Siberian iris which forms a dense clump of graceful, long, strap-like leaves that stay looking attractive all year round.

Iris sibrica Butter and Sugar
This iris is beautiful in every border and takes his cream into butter fresh green leaf.
An easy plant.

Iris sibrica Ceasar's Brother
A very rich Pansy violet that appears nearly black. An old, award-winning variety and remains in great demand because few others can rival its deep coloring and exceptional vigor. A mature clump in its glory is simply breathtaking.

Iris sibrica Dance Ballerina Dance
This tall Siberian iris produces medium blue flowers with light blue style arms in late spring on rigid stems which rise high above a clump of arching, narrow, grass-like, linear leaves. Clumps will grow together and snuff out weeds. After bloom, the vase-shaped foliage will retain its green color into the fall. Excellent cut flower, but lasts only 2 days.

Iris sibrica Ego
Is suitable for the ornamental garden. She has striking leaf, flower, or shape and is easy to combine. Requires a sunny spot and well drained, rich soil.

Iris sibrica Ewen
Plants are sturdy and upright. Excellent at the waterside, or in a moist border. Also suitable for using in tubs and mixed containers.

Iris sibrica Harpswell Halleluja
Large, round and ruffled, blue-violet flowers top deep green, reed-like foliage. Performs best in a cool site with moist soil. Long-lived and pest resistant.

Iris sibrica Harpswell Happiness
The three-part flowers of this plant feature refreshing, clear white standards and falls marked with creamy yellow bases.

Iris sibrica Heavenly Blue
Like the skies on a perfectly wonderful summer day, these iris balance soothing blue with bits of puffy white. Plant this collection to enjoy the shades of summer in spring and again, in fall. A heavenly trio that delivers a full, reliable late season bloom.

Iris sibrica Persimmon
A very valuable, vigorous varieties of Siberian iris, with mid-blue flowers. This plant grow not only thrive in moist soils, but also on any normal good, not too dry soil. At the edge of ponds, they tolerate even temporary water storage.

Iris sibrica Ruffled Velvet
This medium Siberian iris produces deep, plum-purple flowers with prominent black and gold etching in the center of each fall in late spring on rigid stems which rise high above a clump of arching, narrow, grass-like, linear leaves.

Iris sibrica Shirley Pope
This is a rhizomatous, clump-forming, herbaceous perennial with linear, strap-like, green leaves.

Iris sibrica Silver Edge
Dusky, mid-blue, ruffled petals with a distinctive silver edge in May and June and slender, blue-green, strap-shaped leaves. This beautiful blue, Siberian iris provides vertical interest in a sunny garden border or waterside planting. More vigorous than other varieties it’s particularly valuable for holding together deteriorating riverbanks.

Iris sibrica Snow Queen
This plant is aptly named as it boasts outstanding sparkling white blooms in early spring. The linear, almost grass-like, green foliage remains fresh and attractive throughout the growing season. These vigorous perennials look especially impressive planted in masses or as upright accents at the edge of water gardens and pools.

Iris sibrica Sparkling Rose
Elegant lilac-rose flowers rise above the blades of silver-green foliage. Excellent low-maintenance plant for the landscape garden or for cutting. Does well in dry or damp soils or near pools and ponds.

Iris sibrica Tamberg
Siberian iris flowers blue, streaked darker. Exposure to sun or partial shade. Ordinary soil, humus, without too much lime, fresh. Rustic, at least down to -20 ° C. Deciduous. Port bristles. Spring interest. Pond plants.

Iris sibrica Temper Trantum
It is a new unique Iris sibirica variety, with extremely showy ruffled blossoms on tall slender stems and blooms with deep veined reddish purple flowers. Siberian Iris thrive in almost every garden environment including boggy, wet soils. Excellent for cutting

Iris sibrica White Swirl
This plant produces white flowers with small bit of yellow, the graceful flowers sit atop sturdy stems amongst thin grass like leaves. The ornamental leaves make them attractive even after the flowers have faded and great for fresh cut flowers.