Iris louisiana 'Black Gamecock'

Iris louisiana 'Black Gamecock'Eyecatching giant flowers (10 15cm across) in the deepest, darkest purple turning magenta towards the middle, with a yellow flash on each petal Flowers from May to July A US native, this iris has been awarded the Mary Swords Deballion medal, the highest honour for a Louisiana iris Ideal for growing in the shallow edges of your pond or on shallow planting shelves within it Irises are the perfect plants to encourage insects like damselflies and

Coreopsis Early Sunrise produce bright double golden blooms appearing on strong and sturdy stems all summer long

This low growing plant is perfect as groundcover in a sunny spot

creamy yellow blooms which can number up to 80 petals per bloom

allowing for flexible planting locations in your garden

The air-purifying qualities of the plant are very beneficial

creating the starburst appearance from which this tree gets its name

plants have a naturally

Contrasted with this are the magnificent pink buds that that appear in spring changing to blush-white flowers as the weather warms

Harvest from June

Salome has broad

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They mature earlier