'Careless Sally' is a Siberian iris cultivar (Iris sibirica hybrid) hybridized by Schafer-Sacks and registered in 1996. The whimsical name suggests a free-spirited, easy-going plant—likely a graceful, floriferous cultivar that naturalizes effortlessly and blooms with abandon.




Schafer-Sacks are renowned for their Siberian iris breeding, focusing on clean colors, strong signals, and durable garden performance. 'Careless Sally' likely embodies these traits with a charming color—perhaps a soft blue or violet with a prominent white signal—and a habit that asks little but gives much.
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