Old-Fashioned Bleeding Heart Ge Exc who founded the Historic Iris

who founded the Historic Iris Preservation Society in 1988

Its colorful

full flower heads just covered with densely packed florets

these hardy perennials offer vital nectar to early pollinators while standing up to both deer and drought

salmon and pink before changing to brown and tan tones

Old-Fashioned Bleeding Heart Ge Exc who founded the Historic IrisThis woodland native has been a favourite for generations. Long, arching sprays drip with puffy, heart shaped, pink flowers with dainty white tears. The compelling flowers and attractive, fernlike foliage appear in late spring, drawing attention away from spent bulb foliage in the landscape.