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Iris:
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Siberian iris form elegant upright clumps of slender, arched, blue-green foliage that remains attractive all season. These easy and reliable plants are practically pest and disease free. A variety of flower colors are listed below. They thrive in full sun to partial shade and are not fussy as to their soil requirments. Ideal soil pH is from 6.5 to 7 and they can tolerate wet soil. Siberian Iris share their blooming period with the middle to late blooming peonies(mid to late June here in upper Michigan). They are easily grown in USDA Zones 3 through 9.
We ship our Siberian and Spuria Iris in spring as well as fall.
Fall Siberian Iris special:
15% discount on orders over $60, &
20% discount on orders over $90.
Orders must be received by mid-November
Complete planting instructions included.
All prices are for large 3 fan divisions.

Ann Dasch $12.00
Diploid, 28" tall. Lavender standards, deeper lavender falls with intesive yellow and purple veining at the bases.

Dear Delight $9.00
(McEwen) Diploid, 28" tall, early- to mid-season. 4 1/2" flowers of charming, round ruffled form. Closest to true light blue. Pure white signals. Superb parent. Our favorite light blue.

Anniversary $7.00
(Brummitt) Diploid, 26" tall, mid-season. Pure white self of modern form. Very vigorous, floriferous and easy to grow.

Invader $7.00
(Varner) Diploid, 30" tall, mid- to late-season. Flared and flurled wide petals are gracefully assembled in flat form. Medium deep blue standards and falls.

Ruffled Velvet $8.00
(McEwen) Diploid, 24" tall, mid- to late-season. Very ruffled, velvety dark reddish purple blooms. Styles laced and feathered. One of the siberian greats and a superb parent. Morgan Award Winner 1980.

Shirley Pope $10.00
(McEwen) Deep dark velvety purple blooms have very, striking white, yellow and green signals with pronounced purple veining.

Earthshine $10.00
(McGarvey) Creamy white and yellow blooms.

Temper Tantrum $9.00
(McGarvey) Deep purplish red self with striking purple veining.

Butter and Sugar $8.00
(McEwen) Diploid, 27" tall, early-mid- to late-mid-season. A non? fading yellow aneona with creamy white standards and bright Yellow falls. Morgan Award Winner 1981 and Morgan-Wood Medal Winner 1986.

Ego $7.00
(McGarvey) Diploid, 30" tall, mid- to late-season. The rich blue standards and falls are very wide and ruffled. Excellent foliage and a wonderful specimen plant. Morgan Award Winner 1972.

Waucedah Peace $15.00
(Reath) Diploid, 30" tall. A very upright healthy plant. Wonderful, white blooms with a slight yellow petal base.

Pink Haze $10.00
(MeGarvey) Diploid, 38" tall, mid-season. Light orchid violet giving the appearance of pink in the garden. Morgan Award Winner 1984 and Morgan-Wood Medal winner 1989.

Dutch $8.00
(Varner) A rich royal red plum with slight white veining on the signal area.

High Offer $10.00
(Varner) A stunning blue purple self. Grows to floriferous wide clump.

Wing on Wing $10.00
(McGarvey) A ruffled, white bloom on strong growing plants.

King of Kings $10.00
(Varner) White with green veining. Morgan-Wood Medal Winner 1990.

Spuria Iris

Spuria iris form open clumps of sturdy, tall upright foliage and stems which display the beautiful blooms. Prized for use as cut flowers.

Shelford Giant $12.00
(McGarvey) Diploid, 38" tall, mid-season. An excellent cut-flower variety. White blooms with a yellow spot pattern on the falls. Forty inches tall and a very hardy robust growing plant. Strong, erect blue-green foliage.

Blue Spiderweb $18.00
(Bigger) Diploid, 42" tall, mid-season. A very strong grower with exceptionally showy medium blue blooms with deep blue and yellow veining. A striking combination. Blooms one week after the late peonies.