White Swirl Siberian Iris

Very happy with quality,even though it didn't bloom first year but looking forward to next year. Plant is looking very healthy.

They are out & looks like they are doing fine. Hoping to see some Iris flowers this summer

The plants arrived in good condition in March. My understanding is that iris are usually planted in the fall (https://www.thespruce.com/how-to-plant-iris-rhizomes-5070514). The rhizomes had lots of roots. I associate iris with surface feeding rhizomes so I dug a 4" trough, laid the fiberous roots in the trough with the rhizome at the end and covered the roots with about 4" of sandy soil and an inch of bark chips. I'll report back on how they survived and grew. I'm curious o see if spring-planted rhizomes survive.

Healthy roots and early foliage made for easy planting and thriving right from the start. Growing well both pond side and hill top.

These were seriously huge roots very healthy looking