Iris louisiana Black Gamecock Sedum the insignificant flowers produce attractive

the insignificant flowers produce attractive short stalks of red berries that persist through the winter at the base of the plant

this is one of the few dwarf golden chamaecyparis that doesn't foliage-burn

native fern that should be in every woodland garden

The clumps are topped with 28" scapes with lavender flowers in late spring

flowering maples will generally re-sprout from somewhere below the ground to slightly above the soil level

Iris louisiana Black Gamecock Sedum the insignificant flowers produce attractive(Chowning 78) iris 'Black Gamecock' is an award winning, deer resistant Louisiana iris hybrid that makes a huge, 5' tall clump of wide, iris like foliage, topped in early May with stunning, Elvis like, dark blue, velvet colored flowers a hummingbird haven. Louisiana iris go semi dormant in the heat of summer, and reflush in fall, remaining evergreen all winter. Iris x louisiana 'Black Gamecock' grows equally as well in moist soils as in 4" of standing