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Siberian
These plants require more moisture than the Bearded Iris to do their best, but will tolerate the same conditions. They do well and look good at the side of a pond. They have narrow foliage which looks good all year and can serve the same function as ornamental grass - with the added bonus of flowers. Bloom time is just after the Tall Bearded. Most varieties are around 3' tall, but there are smaller ones.
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BANISH MISFORTUNE (Schafer & Sacks 1999) EM 45" Light blue Standards with darker veins; Falls with yellow veins on yellow. HM
8.50
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BLUE PENNANT (McEwen 1972) M 30" Velvety dark violet blue with blue blaze with light yellow edge. HM
8.00
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CAESAR (Morgan 1930) Dark red-violet self; Canadian introduction.
6.00
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CAESAR'S BROTHER (Morgan 1932) Dark violet purple; a Canadian intro, does well everywhere
6.00
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r CHILLED WINE (Hager 1981) M 38" Wine-carmine, blue in center of Falls.
6.50
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T DARK CIRCLE (McEwen 1976) M 27" Ruffled violet Standards; Falls dark violet.
6.50
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DREAMING LATE (Tamberg 1997)M 35" Large flared white. Tetraploid.
9.50
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2008