soil siberian iris

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Plant Details for Iris sibirica
... Soil Siberian iris add color to flower beds in early summer, and vertical accents all summer long. Like most irises, these are moisture-loving plants but once established they will tolerate dry soil. Siberian iris bears a family resemblance to the larger bearded iris, but the flowers are more delicate-looking flowers. The ...
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Iris
... and Siberian iris can be transplanted during the summer and early fall. Container-grown iris can be planted in the spring. Bearded iris ... . Most do best in somewhat acid soil, between pH 5.5 and 6.5 Siberian Iris These are excellent landscape plants, ... Siberian iris thrive in moist soil, but do not like standing water. They will also tolerate most ordinary garden soil and are among the easiest iris ...
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Origin of Apogon Iris
... are "Snow Queen", "Perrys Blue", "Skylark", "Emperor" and "Caesar". Siberian Iris can be grown easily from seed. In July come the magnificent Japanese Iris. These have been grown for centuries in Japan and ... pseudacorus, often called white, that is very beautiful. These will also grow in well-drained soil. Spuria hybrids are much like the Siberians, but far more delicate. They have a wider ...
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Ken Walker's Siberian Iris
... Walker's Siberian Iris Siberian Iris From Ken Walker's Garden Siberian iris are mostly native to Asia with Iris siberica extending into Europe. The common garden siberians are varieties and hybrids of Iris siberica and Iris sanguinea. ... than trying them in our clay soil. I delavayi I delavayi, a sino-siberian Photo Date: 13 May 2000 I forrestii I forrestii, a sino-siberian Photo Date: 22 May 1999 ...
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Canadian Iris Society - Cultural Information
... iris. Bearded Iris growing information sheet (Adobe Acrobat PDF file) Siberian Iris: follow this link for specific cultural tips/advice on growing this type of iris Siberian Iris growing information sheet (Adobe Acrobat PDF file) Japanese Iris ... of the soil. The true roots that feed and nourish the plant grow downward from this part. Standards: the upright top three petals of the iris flower. Stem: ...
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Canadian Iris Society - Culture: Siberian Iris
... Iris Society - Culture: Siberian Iris xCanadian Iris Society | Home | History | Events | Membership | ADMIN/Contacts | News | Editorial | Awards | Articles Index | Cultural Info | | Auctions | REGIONAL Iris Societies | AIS REGION 16 | Links | Culture: Siberian Iris Growing Siberian Irises by John Coble Siberian ... plants in summer by conserving soil moisture and keeping the soil cooler. The mulch is ...
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Iris Borers
... will cause iris leaf tips to brown and iris plants to senesce, mimicking symptoms caused by iris borer. In late July or early August, iris borer caterpillars move into the soil where ... varieties Although all types of iris may be infested by iris borer, Siberian iris are more tolerant to iris borer attack. Sanitation Proper sanitation is important. Check iris during spring for evidence of chewing ...
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Iris
... bloom, great cut flower. Needs well-drained soil and 5-8 hours of sunlight a day. Will naturalize when given the right conditions. Siberian Iris - Pictured left. Excellent garden plants growing ... . Once established, Siberian Iris can remain in place for years with little care. This plant has few pest problems and will tolerate a wide variety of soil conditions. Japanese Iris - Pictured right. ...
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Iris louisiana, sibirica, pseudacorus
... , moist, acidic soil. Plants perform poorly in soils with a high pH. Space 15 - 18" apart. Zones 4 - 9. - Field Grown Plants. - $6.99 each - Iris sibirica 'Ceasar's Brother' - Siberian iris (36 - 40 ... - $6.99 each - 3 for $13.98 - Iris sibirica 'Butter and Sugar' - Siberian iris (28") Creamy white standards and butter yellow falls give this bright Siberian iris its name. Space 18" apart. Zones 3 - 9 ...
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Information about Rhizomatous iris
... Iris - Beardless irises contain the groups, pacific coast iris, Siberian iris, Spuria iris and Laevigatae iris. They are commonly identified by the fact that they have smooth petals. Crested or Evansia Iris ...
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