Iris fulva Blue Flower

Iris fulva Blue FlowerCopper Iris (Iris fulva)Iris Family The copper color of this iris is unique and striking in the landscape. The 2 3 flowers are open just a few days, but are a hummingbird magnet. Plants prefer consistently moist or wet soils, but can handle small periods of drought when established. They can easily be grown in a container to meet high moisture needs. Foliage declines throughout the summer, but fresh green leaves emerge for fall and winter interest.

Height: 15-25’

Exposure: Full Sun

but this shrub can also be sited in part shade to part sun

Goldenseal Family

it produces numerous golden-yellow flowers with dark central discs

nursery-propagated mother plants—never collected from the wild

Leaves: Flowering size plants have 2 large

floodplains

The flowers are very fragrant and tend to bloom for a long period of time

May-JuneLeaves: 10-12” heart shaped leaves are highly attractive and denseHeight: 15-40’ Space: 5-10’Soil: Moist-AverageExposure:  Part sun-Part shade-ShadeFauna: Fly pollinated

March-MayLeaves: Large basal leaves form a tight rosetteHeight: 1-2'   Space: 12-18"Soil: Average-MoistExposure:  Shade-Part shadeFauna: Largely unknownSeeds: Capsules hold numerous

Sassafras is a three season tree with high wildlife value