The Siberian Iris Caesar's Brother, 'Iris Sibirica', 'are good water side plants. Caesar's Brother produce rich deep blue flowers that thrive around damp soil or ponds, where no other can. They do well in partial shade in moist garden soil.
Mature Height 36 - 42 inches
Soil Type Widely Adaptable
Moisture Moist, Well Drained
Mature Form Upright
Growth Rate Fast
Sun Exposure Full Sun - Partial Sun
Flower Color Blue
Bulb Type Rhizome
Bulb Spacing 3 - 4 inches
Planting Depth 4 inches
Foliage Color Green
Flowering Period June to July
Zones 3-9
Common Name: Siberian Iris
Botanical Name: Iris sibirica
Type: Perennial
Soil Preference: Well-drained; wet
Light Requirements: Full sun, partial sun, partial shade
Attributes: Siberian Iris adapt well in the garden, but need plenty of water. Their graceful foliage is attractive all year.
Pests: --
Diseases: --
Good Companion Plants: Astilbe, Heartleaf Bergenia, Foxglove, Hardy Geranium, Miscanthus, Lady's Mantle, Garden Peony, Perennial Salvia
Care: Divide every few years. Cut back flower stalks immediately after flowering to promote a second flowering.
Planting Instructions: Perennials
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