roots & rhizomes siberian iris
▲ danCe ballerina danCe ▲ blueberry fair
blueberry fair (Hollingworth 96) Tetraploid, Midseason, H30"-34"
Blue-violet falls with heavily ruffled edg- es are broad and circular with a veined white signal area. The upright standards are a lighter shade of blue-violet and the broad, sunburst style arms are multi- shaded blue-violet to light blue. A very impressive grower. Award of Merit 2002. #a18013
$10.00 3 for $24.00
about our siberian iris. . . . We’re pleased to offer a nice selection of some of the
best Siberian iris. In late spring and early summer these graceful, beardless, 2 to 5 inch flowers provide a wonderful visual display as they float atop mounds of narrow, grass-like foliage that stays attractive all summer. They’re easily grown in full sun or light shade and rich, moist, slightly acid soil, rapidly forming large clumps. Deep root systems make them tolerant of both dry and boggy conditions. Perfectly hardy in Zones 3 to 9. Space 24 to 36 inches apart when planting. We ship large, bareroot divisions.
baby sister (McEwen 86)
Diploid, Early-Mid, H6"-8" One of the shortest Siberian iris. These adorable plants beg to be shown off at the front of a flower border or lining a walkway. Violet-blue flowers with darker veins on the falls display large white signals. The blooms are surprisingly large and abundant for such a small statured plant. #a12809
$5.00 butter & sugar
3 for $12.00 (McEwen 87)
▲ Chartreuse bounty Chartreuse bounty (McEwen 83)
Diploid, Mid-Late, H36"-40" A wonderful tall Siberian featuring flow- ers with white standards veined with pale green and semi-flaring falls of greenish- yellow changing to pale yellow-green. A bright chartreuse haft accents the center. #a12821
$6.00 3 for $15.00
Diploid, Midseason, H32"-36" This Siberian was a wonderful color breakthrough in Siberian iris breeding where blues and purples are usually predominant. Bright yellow falls and neat white standards form the large, flared blooms. Has proven to be a hardy, vigorous grower. A double winner of the Morgan Award, the highest honor be- stowed by the American Iris Society. #a12815
$6.00 Coronation anthem 3 for $15.00 (Hollingworth 90)
Tetraploid, Midseason, H30"-34" Lavishly ruffled blooms have standards and falls of rich blue, the style arms lighter blue with red tinges. Falls arch downward to reveal a creamy yellow blaze that fades to white. One of our best growers. Morgan- Wood Medal Winner in 1997. #a12825
$6.00 danCe ballerina danCe 3 for $15.00 (Varner 82)
Tetraploid, Early, H30"-34" Ruffled flowers as graceful as a ballerina’s tutu have near white standards edged with a light pinkish-vi- olet plicata, near white styles and falls of lavender- rose bordered with a lighter band. Winner of multiple awards including the Morgan-Wood Medal in 1989. #a12826
$6.00 Caesar’s brother 3 for $15.00 (Morgan 31)
Diploid, Mid-Late, H28"-32" We consider this our ‘never-fail’ Siberian. It’s so vigorous it multiplies like a weed. A row in bloom in our fields is a solid carpet of deep violet. White signals and gold hafts accent the flowers. Winner of the Morgan Award in 1953.
▲ dear delight dear delight
Value Priced! (McEwen 75)
Diploid, Early-Mid, H26"-30" Light blue flowers accented with pure white blazes at their centers are borne in abundance on vigorous plants. Creates a sea of blue in the late spring to early sum- mer landscape. #a12829
$6.00 3 for $15.00
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#a12820 3 for $10.50 6 for $18.00 12 for $30.00 24 for $48.00 48 for $84.00 96 for $144.00
▲ butter & sugar
▲ baby sister
▲ Coronation anthem
Here is an opportu- nity to plant rugged and reliable Siberian iris for a fraction of their usual cost. Our mix includes a num- ber of cultivars in a wide range of colors. At these special pric- es the varieties are our choice, but we’re confident you will be pleased. We ship large bareroot divisions. #a12894 6 for $12.95 12 for $23.95 24 for $44.95 48 for $84.95
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