Growing
Purple ceasar’s brother iris sibirica. The Siberian Iris Caesar’s Brother iris produces deep purple flowers in late spring with sturdy stems which rise to 40” high above a clump of grass-like, linear leaves. The delicate leaves make them one of the queens of fresh cut floral bouquets. After blooming is complete, the vase-shaped foliage will retain its green color into the fall.
- Sunlight: Full Sun Full Shade
- Considered Deer Resistant: Yes
- Flower/Plant Spreads over time: Yes
- Beautiful Fragrance: Yes
- Good for Containers: Yes
- Can be grown indoors: Yes
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