Can I plant Iris sibirica in my pond.
By Dougpenry
France
I have a new pond and liner installed and as such the liner comes over the edge so no soil for marginals. Will it be OK to plant the Iris in a basket along with Aquatic compost and leave it on the edge so that the basket is just under the water line
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Iris sibirica
- 25 Jun, 2009
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OK. Thanks for your advice
26 Jun, 2009
Iris ensata would grow as well as long as it was not too deep.
26 Jun, 2009
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The simple answer is 'no' - iris sibirica is a marginal plant, not one for being planted under water. However, iris laevigata would relish this position. Also iris pseudoacorus, our native yellow flag iris but this is very vigorous and would need dividing every couple of years
25 Jun, 2009