Growing Siberian Iris (Iris sibirica & Iris chrysographes): Elegant Perennials

Planting

Site: Sunny, evenly moist soil. Tolerates partial shade; established plants withstand dry spells. Partial shade required in warm inland West.
Spacing: Follow label suggestions.
Depth: Cover woody rhizomes with no more than 1 inch of soil.
Water: Water thoroughly after planting.

Bare-root plants dry out quickly. Keep roots covered with packing material until planting.

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