These grassy leaved irises coming from Europe and Central Asia are excellent for damp but well drained areas. Mostly used in landscape plantings beside ponds, in wild garden themes or formal gardens. They flourish in places with abundant water during the growing months (spring and summer), but will die if left permanently waterlogged. This group of iris resents dividing and would usually require time to establish before blooming. For best results, use fresh potting medium each time they are repotted to ensure that they are in moist by well drained soil. These irises will thrive in temperate to cool temperate climate. They will flower during the late spring and early summer and will go completely dormant during winter. Approximate growth is about 0.5m to 1m or so in height under ideal conditions. Dispatch from August to October only.

Planting instructions is available for download here. Don't forget to include fertiliser tablets in your plantings.

NOTE: Plants on this page CANNOT be sent into Tasmania.

All plants are supplied in BARE-ROOTED form (i.e., unpotted and free from soil media).

Iris sibirica 'Summer Sky' (Siberian Iris) (Frances Cleveland, 1935) NEW! Beautiful pale sky blue flowers. A mid-season bloomer. Great in contrast plantings alongside plants with darker flowers. Not for Tas. Limited supply.

Currently Not Available

	= Tolerant of cold temperate climate
	= Tolerant of tropical climate
	= Tolerant of temperate & sub-tropical climate
	= Frost Sensitive - may not survive in climate subjected to frost
	= Full Shade or Indirect Sunlight
	= Full Sun
	= Part Sun & Part Shade
	= Small growing - Suitable for small size water gardens or tub style water features
	= Medium growing - Suitable for medium size water gardens
	= Large growing - Suitable for large size water gardens or naturalizing in dams
	= Great as cut flowers
	= Native to Australia