Iberis sempervirens 'Snowflake'

Candytuft, Snowflake

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8-10"

April-May

White

A small, dense plant, this perennial flowers early in the spring.  It makes a wonderful edging plant, and holds its shape well.  The flowers are snowy white, and compliment surrounding plants nicely.

Inula ensifolia

Inula, Sunray

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12"

August-September

Yellow

A clump-forming perennial, this plant has small lance shaped leaves and  bears many yellow daisy-like flower heads. It's curse is that it looks a bit like a dandelion, which most gardeners do not find attractive. Upon closer examination the flower is very different, and has a charm that belongs in any landscape.

Iris sibirica 'Butter and Sugar'

Iris, Butter and Sugar Siberian

S-PS

24"

May-June

Yellow-White

One of the shortest Iris plants available, this perennial gets a large yellow flower.  Its compact, short nature makes it well suited for tight areas in the garden.

Iris sibirica 'Caesar's Brother'

Iris, Caesar's Brother Siberian

S-PS

36"

May-June

Violet

This is a beautiful dark purple Iris.  The bloom appears almost velvet-like in the spring and is a deep shade of purple.  When the plant is not flowering the foliage provides tufts of medium green color.

Iris sibirica 'Ruffled Velvet'

Iris, Ruffled Velvet Siberian

S-PS

28"

June

Violet

Like all Siberian Irises, Ruffled Velvet blooms prolifically, resists problems, and isn't as messy as most other Irises.  This is the first year we have grown Ruffled Velvet, but in our previous experiences we've never met a Siberian Iris we didn't like.