Iris dabashanensis Moraea the clump is topped with

the clump is topped with multiple-branched

best growth occurs in soils with average moisture

the wine cups shrink back to the original rosette and wait for temperatures to cool

Eucomis autumnalis

our plants have thrived in some of the driest areas of our garden

Iris dabashanensis Moraea the clump is topped withWe are thrilled to offer the very rare, South Central Chinese native Iris dabashanensis, which looks far more like an evergreen ornamental grass than an iris. It's a story of confusion, however, that goes back to the 1800s. For years, this iris was cultivated by collectors as Iris henryi, but it turned out to be incorrectly identified and was actually an un named species, hailing from the alkaline soil woodlands of Daba Mountain. Thanks to the work of