Iris sibirica 'Miss Apple'
Siberian Iris 'Miss Apple' (1 rhizome), offered by Van Noort
A magenta glow to illuminate your garden !
The Siberian Iris 'Miss Apple' is a spectacular and easy-to-grow variety, producing large, bi-colored magenta flowers with golden highlights. Its fine, slender foliage remains attractive throughout the season, adding structure and movement to flowerbeds. This iris is ideal for naturalized gardens , borders, and even damp areas, as it tolerates moisture well. Deer- and disease-resistant , it's perfect for a low-maintenance garden!
Variety characteristics
Height : 75 cm (30")
Exposure : Full sun to partial shade
Hardiness : Zone 2
Deer resistance : High
Water requirements : Medium to humid
Ideal soil : Humus-rich, well-drained, tolerates moist soils
Flowering : June
Foliage : Evergreen, fine and elegant
Planting and cultivation of the Siberian Iris
When to plant
March to April for summer flowering.
Where should I plant it
In open ground : Perfect for flower beds, borders and wildflower meadows.
Near a water source : Tolerates humidity well and adapts to cooler soils.
How to plant
1Dig a hole 15 cm deep and wide.
2Enrich the soil with compost to improve water retention.
3Plant the rhizome 3 cm deep , buds upwards.
4Space the plants 30 cm apart to avoid root competition.
5Water thoroughly after planting.
Tip : For even more spectacular flowering, plant several rhizomes in a group!
Interview with the Siberian Iris 'Miss Apple'
Watering : Regular the first year, then moderate.
Fertilizer : Adding compost or natural fertilizer in the spring promotes abundant flowering.
Pruning : Cut off faded flowers and prune dry foliage in autumn.
Hardiness : Very resistant to cold, it requires no winter protection.
Why choose the Siberian Iris 'Miss Apple'
Intense magenta blooms with golden accents for a striking effect.
Easy to grow and long-lasting , ideal for all gardeners.
A robust and hardy plant , tolerant of cold and humidity.
Perfect for bouquets thanks to its long, elegant stems.
Add a bright and natural touch to your garden with the Siberian Iris 'Miss Apple'!
