Vines, Creepers, Perennials, Grass and Ferns: Iris
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Iris sibirica 'Blue King'
Siberian Iris are easy to grow and form clumps of grassy upright, sturdy foliage with beautiful butterfly-like flowers in late spring/early summer. Blue King has violet blue flowers with gold and white markings.
Iris pallida 'Albo Variegata'
Known by many different common names: Variegated Sweet Iris, Zebra Iris and Dalmatian Iris (after the Dalmatian Coast in its native Croatia) Silvery-white and green variegated foliage forms striking "grassy" clumps from which the fragrant, ruffled lilac-blue flowers emerge in early summer. Greta addition to the border and very suitable as cut flower. Considered deer-resistant.
Iris pseudacorus
Yellow Flag Iris grows in cattail-like clumps along the waters edge and can be grown in borders etc. as it is very adaptable. Beautiful canary-yellow flowers are a sure sign of spring (May-June). Spreads through rhizomes/self-seeding. Native from Europe but has naturalized in many parts of North America and it can be invasive in some areas. May be invasive.
Iris siberica 'Butter & Sugar'
Grassy-sword-like folige forms a clump from which the typical iris flowers arise on stems in late Spring-early Summer. The flowers are bicolor white with creamy-yellow throat and falls. Tolerant of wet sites (not waterlogged); ideal at waters edge. Divide in early Fall every 3-4 years. (Rhizomes)
Iris sibirica 'Chilled Wine'
Siberian Iris are easy to grow and form clumps of grassy upright, sturdy foliage with beautiful butterfly-like flowers in late spring/early summer. Chilled Wine has red-violet flowers with a splash of blue.
Iris sibirica 'Dance Ballerina Dance'
Siberian Iris are easy to grow and form clumps of grassy upright, sturdy foliage with beautiful butterfly-like flowers in late spring/early summer. Dance Ballerina Dance grows with white standards (centre) and pale pink falls (the "wings").
Iris setosa
Beachhead or Wild Flag Iris (Beardless Iris) native to Siberia, North Western BC, and Alaska. Grassy sword-shaped leaves in clumps produce purple-blue, 3 petalled flowers in late spring. Toxic, Can irritate skin and eyes.
Iris sibirica 'Moonsilk'
Siberian Iris are easy to grow and form clumps of grassy upright, sturdy foliage with beautiful butterfly-like flowers in late spring/early summer. Moonsilk is a beautiful bi-colour iris of soft-yellow and creamy white flowering in June.
Iris sibirica 'Pink Haze'
Siberian Iris are easy to grow and form clumps of grassy upright, sturdy foliage with beautiful butterfly-like flowers in late spring/early summer. Pink Haze has lavender pink flowers with white edges in early summer.
Iris sibirica 'Ruffled Velvet'
The Ruffled Velvet Siberian Iris is a mid sized Iris and forms clumps of stems with compact grassy foliage. In late spring a display of velvety deep violet purple flowers with gold markings is produced.
Iris sibirica 'Snow Queen'
Siberian Iris are easy to grow and form clumps of grassy upright, sturdy foliage with beautiful butterfly-like flowers in late spring/early summer. Snow Queen's flowers are sparkling white with a touch of yellow in the throat. Blooms profusely in late spring.
Iris sibirica 'White Swirl'
Siberian Iris are easy to grow and form clumps of grassy upright, sturdy foliage with beautiful buterfly-like flowers in late spring/early summer. White Swirl has ruffled white flowers with a hint of yellow in the throat. Blooms early summer.