Siberian iris Ama No Hane grows vigorously and forms lush clumps. Its numerous flowers are pale pink with an unusual structure: they have no upright petals, but instead feature six broad, downward-facing petals. This gives the bloom a full, elegant appearance. Siberian irises are generally hardy and low-maintenance ornamental plants that thrive in moist, acidic, and nutrient-rich soil. They are an excellent choice for decorating pond edges or ditches.
| Flower color | pale pink |
| Flowers | large, 5 – 15 cm long and up to 16 cm in diameter; 6 broad falls, no standards |
| Leaves | green, long, narrow, and stiff; up to 1 m long and 1 – 3 cm wide |
| Height | approx. 90 cm |
| Blooming period | June – July |
| Reproduction | by dividing rhizomes in spring |
| Planting site | sunny or partially shaded; moist soil or shallow water (only in summer) |
| Soil | prefers nutrient-rich, slightly acidic soil but tolerates a range of conditions |
