Two dwarf irises bloom in North Georgia's mature hardwood forests:
Vernal iris carpets trails like the Len Foote Hike Inn path above Amicalola Falls in early April.

Vernal iris

Crested iris
Both are native perennials. Enjoy them in place; do not dig from wild populations.
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