Iris sibirica 'Sally Kerlin'

Iris sibirica ‘Sally Kerlin’
(McEwen, 1970)

A longtime favorite among Siberian irises, ‘Sally Kerlin’ was introduced by McEwen in 1970 and remains a standout classic. Its rounded, gently ruffled blooms open in a rich medium violet-blue, accented by crisp white signals at the base of the falls for beautiful contrast.

Blooming from early-mid to late season, this dependable variety provides an extended display of elegant color above graceful, upright foliage. Its refined flower form and excellent garden performance have earned it multiple awards over the years, making it a trusted choice for perennial borders and naturalized plantings.

Easy to grow and long-lived, Siberian iris brings vertical texture and movement to the landscape while remaining low maintenance.

Plant Details:
Height: 27 inches
Bloom Time: Early-mid to late season
Light: Full sun to part shade
Zones: 4–9

Features:
Award-winning variety
Excellent for borders and mass plantings
Low maintenance
Attracts pollinators
Long bloom season