Iris ensata 'Carrot Cake' size:1 gal size 18" - 24" tall

Iris ensata 'Carrot Cake' size:1 gal size 18" - 24" tallIris ensata Carrot Cake is a distinctive Japanese iris celebrated for its large, beautifully patterned flowers and vigorous garden performance. Blooming in early to midsummer, this striking cultivar produces broad, flat blossoms in warm shades of creamy white to soft ivory, dramatically accented by rich orange gold signals and intricate veining near the center. The unusual color combination inspired its memorable name and sets it apart from more

Excellent choice for rock gardens and troughs

deeper-green version of Baby’s Tears

The large pink flowers come out in  March or April and cover the plant fully

and will do best in locations with cold winters and hot summers

where its foliage develops the richest blue coloration

mound forming plant with great reddish-bronze

the fall foliage turns a subtle red color

The result is a plant that does not spread

Rhododendron ‘Dazzler’ lives up to its name with an unforgettable display of brilliant

Since his garden had size limitations he naturally preferred the miniature

Then in fall the colors go back to bright orange and coral-pink before the leaves drop

The foliage turns red in autumn