Iris sibirica Double Standards Ponerorchis Since we've been thrilled with

Since we've been thrilled with the performance of many cacti from the same region

Miscanthus 'Morning Light' is a great plant for smaller gardens

This form of Agave x pumila seems to offset faster than other forms we've grown

the yellow edge changes to white with an unusual light green overlay

You can't conceive of how amazing this is in flower until you've seen it in person

Iris sibirica Double Standards Ponerorchis Since we've been thrilled withIris sibirica 'Double Standards' is a 2000 introduction from Michigan's Ensata Gardens. The deciduous Iris sibirica 'Double Standards' emerges in spring with foliage that serves as a foil to the 34" tall flowers spikes. This mid season bloomer is topped with dense, rich violet blue flowers with double the normal number of upright petals (standards). The contrasting eye zone is a mix of dusty yellow and white with violet veining. In NC, flowering