Siberian Irises
Siberian irises are wonderful landscape specimens. Their elegant and graceful flowers are borne above a clump of grasslike blue-green foliage which is attractive during the whole growing season. Here is a key to our abbreviations.
BUTTER AND CREAM(McEwen ’99)HM02 AM0630" M
Standards pale cream, falls yellow paling with age$10.00
CHINA SPRING(Bauer/Coble ’99)HM04 AM0740" VVE
Light blue typhifolia cross$10.00
DIRIGO BLACK VELVET(White ’99)HM0238" EM
Very dark purple overlaid with velvety black sheen$10.00
ESTHER C.D.M.(McGarvey ’82)40" M
Excellent white self$8.00
GULL'S WING(McGarvey ’91)36" L
Gorgeous pure white self, similar to Esther CDM$8.00
I. sanguinea 'KAMAYAMA'36" EM
Tall rich violet, good landscape plant$6.00
KENABEE(McEwen ’82)HM8432" M
Light violet-blue, very blue in the garden$6.00
NEAT TRICK(White ’97)HM0128" EM
Deep violet blue splashed white$10.00
PARASOL(Shidara ’99)27" M
Six-fall lavender pink (formerly 'HARASUGATA')$6.00
SHAKER'S PRAYER(Warner ’90)HM92 AM94 MW9633" E-L
Small tricolor veined purple, flowers well above foliage$6.00
SHEBANG(Bauer/Coble ’99)30" M
Rose-violet multipetal$6.00
TORNADO ROSE(Bauer/Coble ’00)36" M
Rose-lavender, 9-12 petals$15.00
TROPIC NIGHT(Morgan ’37)MA5436" M
Very dark velvety blue self$6.00