
Iris sanguinea
Genus: Iris - Species: sibirica - Family: Iridaceae
Phonetic Spelling: EYE-ris san-GWIH-nee-ah
Common Names:
- Japanese Iris
- Siberian Iris
Siberian Iris is an attractive bulb native to Europe and Asia. Over time it has naturalized in other temperate regions around the world. It has a rhizome and hollow branched verticle stems. It tolerates wet soils well and looks attractive along stream banks and pond margins.
Plant in average to wet well-drained soils in full sun. They will tolerate some shade but blooming is decreased. They are deer and rabbit resistant.
Tags
white flowers
stream banks
pond margins
wet soils tolerant
purple flowers
problem for cats
problem for dogs
problem for horses
HS302
rhizomes
riparian
buncombe county sun and shade garden
Quick Facts
- Height: Not specified
- Width: Not specified
- USDA Zones:
- 7a
- 7b
- 8a
- 8b
- 6a
- 6b
- 4a
- 4b
- 5a
- 5b
- 3a
- 3b
- NC Region:Not specified
Origin:Europe, Asia
- Life Cycle:
- Perennial
- Bulb
- Plant Types:
- Perennial
- Bulb
- Habit:Not specified
Distribution
N/A
Uses
N/A