This is a very old Siberian Iris that has remained popular with gardeners down through the years due to the simple fact that few others can compete with its deep pansy-violet color and its amazing vigor.  Caesar's Brother has a dark purple self with a yellow and white blaze.  Mature clumps often reach three feet in height and across - and is really something to see.  We highly recommend this Siberian Iris.

Siberian Iris will grow in a wide range of conditions but for best results grow them in a moist, slightly acidic soil that has been amended with plenty of organic materials.  Plants prefer full sun but do just as well in partial shade.   Established clumps of Siberian Iris are very drought tolerant due to their deep growing root systems - newly planted ones are not and need a good supply of water to establish themselves. Mulch with two to three inches of pine bark to conserve soil moisture.

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Zone: 3 - 9
Blooms: May-Jul
Height: 36"
Light: full sun / part sun
Soil: rich moist
Spacing: 24"
Size Shipped: bareroot

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Other Iris Varieties :

Butter and Sugar

Gull's Wing

Silver Edge