Iris sibirica | Hubbard's Purple annual a specimen plant or along

a specimen plant or along the edges of streams or ponds

When the basal shoots grow away strongly in Spring and are about 5 to 10cm long

We read that these plants do self-sow readily if they like where they are situated

Whilst considered a short-lived perennial which can actually be anything up to five years but don't despair as this little beauty will actually self-sow and will form large colonies in conditions that it enjoys

beetles and butterflies and to be able to talk to them about the impact in our gardens

Iris sibirica | Hubbard's Purple annual a specimen plant or alongSiberian iris are perfect choice for adding a touch of elegance to the garden border. Hubbard is particularly striking and we use it in our jewel garden with its rich velvety purple shades. Their slender sword like leaves are accompanied by beautiful fleur de lis like flowers. Easy to grow these plants if given enough space will clump out. A perfect choice for filling your garden beds with an elegant touch of colour. Summer flowering, these plants add