– A welcome jewel in the GardenAlso known as Algerian Iris, this rhizome is a welcome treat along the garden path in December. Iris unguicularis will take a fair amount of dry shade. Some fragrance is another reason to love this plant.
Another is that it was shared by a friend. Best dividing is in the spring. Your friends will treasure this jewel.
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[…] Jewels, harvested from nearby dwarf Mondo grass- Ophiopogon japonicus ‘Nanus’. A gift that keeps on giving from precious friend Amelia Lane. I’ve already planted these on my way back inside, by tucking the jewels between bricks, anticipation of the dwarf grass that will sprout to soften the garden path next year. […]