Iris ensata Lion King Ophiopogon When I first saw these

When I first saw these next generation brunnera selections from Walters Gardens

white-flowered hardy form of the North American native Verbena canadensis is a virtual flowering machine

Thanks to Texas plantsman Pat McNeal

a cross of Iris wattii x Iris japonica

bell-like flowers and continues until the first frost

Iris ensata Lion King Ophiopogon When I first saw theseIris ensata 'Lion King' is one seriously tricked out Japanese Iris. This 1996 introduction from the work of Bob Bauer and John Coble is a 40" tall deciduous clumper, topped, starting for us in early June, with stunning 7 8" wide double flowers, composed of 6 falls, each of which has wide violet borders and pure white centers. Iris 'Lion King' is a winner of the American Iris Society Award of Merit in 2001, and the Payne Medal in 2003. Wet to moist