Description
We originally acquired this gem from Europe as Arum concinnatum with black spots
pocketbook-like flowers in late June or early July depending on your climate
Gladiolus will multiply to the point where they will become crowded and push up out of the ground where they are hardy
unlike Tricyrtis latifolia
and named after her blond-haired daughter
Iris cristata Mountain Girl Brahea We originally acquired this gemIris cristata 'Mountain Girl' is a Blue Ridge Mountain selection of the North American native crested woodland iris. The 6" tall deciduous foliage is topped, starting in late March (NC), with lovely soft blue flowers, each highlighted by a white signal (eye zone) surrounded by a dark blue eclipse. Although Iris cristata is quite drought tolerant, it really grows best in rich, slightly moist woodland soil.