Siberian iris Lemon Veil is an easy-to-grow perennial that will quickly grow into a lush, showy tufts. Its erect, grassy leaves, and large, characteristically shaped flowers with wide petals make the iris attractive for gardeners and home plant growers alike. Lemon Veil reveals its charm by opening its buds in May and June. Flowers of light, almost pale purple colour are decorated with dark yellow spots spreading out at the bases of lower petals. Darker venation fantastically completes the graceful image of this flower. The target height of the variety is 45 to 60 centimetres. Siberian irises belong to easy-to-grow plants. They perfectly a greenery by the house, the vicinity of a pond, or a pool. They look great in a water or swamp garden. They can be found in parks as part of naturalistic plantings and spacious flowerbeds.

Planting Siberian iris rhizomes is a task for spring and early autumn. Choose a sunny position, with fertile, humous, slightly acidic soil. Siberian irises love humidity, so make sure in summer that the site where they grow remains constantly moist. Allow the site to dry after July, throughout the winter, to provide plants with appropriate dormancy conditions. Siberian irise is fully winter hardy. Transplant and divide rhizomes every few years. Old leaves should be trimmed in March. Fertilize plants with organic fertilizers or multi-component plant food twice a season.

Each package contains one seedling of the Siberian iris Lemon Veil. Packaging label contains basic plant facts and a quick growing guide.

• Variety: Lemon Veil
• Use: ornamental -garrden, parks, cut flower
• Growth form: erect
• Flower colour: pale purple
• Vegetation form: perennial
• Foliage: erect, grassy
• Site: sunny; ertile, humous, slightly acidic soil
• Bulbs: 1
• Height: 45 to 60 cm
• Flowering period: May to June
• Planting period: spring or early autumn
• Wintering in the ground?: yes