Plant sunshine with Sunfisher Siberian Iris (Iris sibirica 'Sunfisher') light yellow standards and deeper yellow falls for a two-tone effect! Flowers rising above strappy deep-green foliage provide vertical visual interest.

Moisture-loving Sunfisher is among the earliest Siberian Iris to bloom, inviting pollinators and eager bees!

Hummingbirds too love these but deer and rabbits avoid them! Supported on strong stems and fringed in deep-green foliage clumps, Sunfisher stands tall!

How to Use Sunfisher Siberian Iris In The Landscape

Rain and water gardens, water features and that soggy spot by the gutters, all become beautified with these moisture-hungry blooms!

Readily naturalizing yet not overpowering, Sunfisher looks ravishing throughout pollinator, perennial and cut flower gardens!

Drifts en masse of sunny blossoms light up the landscape, and these tidy clumps decorate your well-watered rock gardens and cottage beds.

Create striking border rows on the shady side of your foundation. Ring birdbaths or seating areas in these vertical, bright accents!

#ProPlantTips For Care

Siberian Irises handle full sun in higher moisture locations and cool climates and part shade in hot summer climates or in lower moisture, well-drained spots.

Cold hardy in zones 3-9, Iris have few problems or pests! These rhizomes prefer to be planted in acidic, rich, moist soils, even tolerant of black walnut trees. Prune plants down to the ground each year in late fall.

Incredible rays of sunshine, Sunfisher Siberian Iris from Nature Hills are a brilliant option! Order yours today!