Iris louisiana Love me Do Pellaea so it emerges in fall

so it emerges in fall and goes dormant in spring

where it can be found from sea level to 3

the floral density all summer and fall is quite amazing

Woodwardia orientalis 'Crispa' isn't a fast growing fern

Each two-toned

Iris louisiana Love me Do Pellaea so it emerges in fallIris 'Love me Do' is a 1998 introduction from Australian Iris breeder, Bernard Pryor of our Southeast US native Louisiana Iris. The 32" tall stalks arise for us in late April early May, topped with clusters of large cerise pink flower, each highlighted by dramatic yellow throat markings. The petal edges upturn slightly showing the light pink underneath, causing the flowers to appear edged with a white ring quite dramatic. As with all Louisiana iris,