Caesar's Brother web special

Caesar's Brother web specialA very dark blue purple iris that is "to die for". Easy to grow, this wonderful selection of I. sibirica is a real knock out. Long narrow blades grow 4 5 ft. tall into a dense clump with lots of blooms. Each year you are rewarded by double the blooms you had the previous year. Position near plants with orange or yellow flowers for contrast. Can grow in a wet spot. What a show!

If you like the oakleaf hydrangeas

which translates roughly to "First Spring

flowers for a very long time…September through January

Reis's garden in New York

Dark green foliage that is slightly bronze in winter gives way to rose-purple flowers in profusion in the dark of winter

Plant among darker

Lower branching is semi normal

Rarely offered and quite divine

Cultivated by Japanese gardeners

The stems of this unusual heath resembles tightly packed "pipe cleaners" of dark green

which is prized by species enthusiasts

Can take more heat as well