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Siberian Iris
By Nancym
26 Jun, 2008
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The Siberian irises are easy to go and bloom very well. They do form large clumps which are hard to divide and fall cleanup is time consuming .
8 Feb, 2013
Yes, I've grown them very successfully here, then took them all out in a mad moment, and now I'm building up a new collection......it's easier now I have a pond and a bog garden, as they look so wonderful near water.
8 Feb, 2013
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What a beautiful photo! I really love these plants...wish I had more room for them! They don't flower for long enough to have many here, but when I see them I swoon!
8 Feb, 2013