Iris foetidissima 'Variegata', Gladwyn Iris poor soil this plant prefers a drier

this plant prefers a drier site in cold months

Native to Northwest shady woodlands (as well as parts of Europe)

don your leather and prune out some of the lower branches to create more definition and make it more hospitable

These riveting blooms last about four weeks in early spring

and purple-black small fruits

Iris foetidissima 'Variegata', Gladwyn Iris poor soil this plant prefers a drierBoldly variegated white brushstrokes on mint green lance shaped leaves form evergreen clumps. It might bloom, though that is not what it's all about, and it has not set any seed in our garden. Not to worry, though, this Iris is a terrific landscape asset; striking and bold strap leaves are visually exciting right through the wintera good way to get striking spikes without those more tender spiky plants. Well behaved and obliging in terms of soil & sun