Good news for Wichita (Zone 6b): Blackberry lily (formerly Belamcanda, now Iris domestica) is fully hardy in your zone.
Blackberry lily produces shiny black seed clusters (hence the name) that scatter and naturalize gently. Seedlings bloom year 2. Thin or transplant extras in spring.
A tough, charming perennial with iris-like foliage, spotted orange flowers, and architectural seed pods — perfect for low-maintenance Kansas gardens.
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