Iris siberica 'Contrast in Styles'

Iris - Siberian

'Contrast in Styles' Siberian Iris has ruffled bi-colored petals, with white and yellow veined signals surrounded by large deep purple margins and styles. Iris siberica 'Contrast in Styles' starts blooming in late May following German Irises and preceding Japanese Irises. Siberian Irises are very tolerant of a number of soil conditions, and are particularly attractive in rain gardens and around ponds.

Height

30 Inches

Spread

24 Inches

Bloom Color

Lavender/Purple, White, Yellow

USDA Hardiness Zone

Characteristics & Attributes

Attributes

•	Cut Flower
•	Deer Resistant

Soil Conditions

•	Average
•	Dry
•	Moist

Bloom Time

•	Spring
•	Summer

Exposure

•	Partial Shade/Shade Tolerant
•	Sun

Attracts Wildlife

•	Attracts Butterflies
•	Attracts Pollinators

Tolerance

•	Black Walnut Tolerant

Foliage Color

•

Green

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