African Iris produces exotic white flowers with striking yellow and purple-blue markings on tall stalks above stiff, iris-like foliage. Each bloom lasts only a day, but they are produced in profusion over a long season. Fire-resistant and low-water once established.
Full Sun, Partial Sun
Low
Height: 2 feet or less
Spread: 2 – 4 feet
Painted Echeveria – Colorful Rosette Succulent
Biokovo Cranesbill – Dwarf Groundcover for Rock Gardens
Eichholz Cotoneaster – Gold to Orange-Red Fall Color
Mondo Grass – Dark Green Grass-Like Clumps
Rozanne Cranesbill – Violet Flowers, Chartreuse-Marbled Foliage
Samantha Bellflower – Fragrant Deep Violet Cups
Bauer's Dracaena Palm: Burgundy-Red Cordyline for Containers
Clivia 'Cape Town' – Striking Foliage & Blooms for Sun to Part Sun
Daylily 'Chicago Apache' – Bright Red with Yellow Throat, Drought Resistant
Variegated Shell Ginger (Alpinia zerumbet 'Variegata') – Tropical Foliage & Fragrant Flowers
Grace Ward Lithodora (Lithodora diffusa 'Grace Ward') – Intense Blue Groundcover
Hyssop 'Blue Fortune' – Lavender-Blue Spikes for Pollinators
Iris Siberian 'Bennerup Blue' – Beardless Blue Blooms for Moist Soil
Iris Siberian 'Caesar's Brother' – Dark Purple Beardless Blooms
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