Iris sibirica | Caesar's Brother Chrysanthemum It makes a great

It makes a great

An excellent long-lasting cut flower whilst also being attractive to both bees and butterflies

Provide a moist but well-drained soil in full sun to partial shade

In late spring

Whilst traditionally a plant found in moist areas

Iris sibirica | Caesar's Brother Chrysanthemum It makes a greatSiberian Irises are fantastic perennials that look stunning planted in large groupings. Their attractive grass like foliage consists of sturdy clumps of blade shaped leaves with strong, tall flower stems that rise above to about 1 metre topped with dark velvety royal purple flowers. Iris sibirica tends to flower from late spring to early summer which is earlier than the Japanese Irises but slightly later than the tall bearded irises. Easy to grow they