Iris cristata Eco Orchid Giant Shrubs and Conifers Erythrina herbacea

Erythrina herbacea

is a native (Pennsylvannia south to Mississippi) woodland floodplain denizen

You'll have so many bulbils

the fastest growth occurs when they are planted on a slope or in a hanging basket

try saying Skizzy-carry-um

Iris cristata Eco Orchid Giant Shrubs and Conifers Erythrina herbaceaIris 'Eco Orchid Giant' is a Don Jacobs selection of widespread woodland native, Iris cristata. This extremely floriferous form was collected in Murray County, Georgia in 1988, and subsequently registered with the American Iris Society in 1993. The slowly expanding, 5" tall patch of foliage is nearly obscured with orchid blue flowers, starting for us in mid April. Good drainage and light shade are the key to success.