Iris 'Purple Sensation' Web Specials

Iris 'Purple Sensation' Web SpecialsCreated in the Netherlands, this spectacular dark purple iris has a contrasting splash of yellow in the throat, adding interest. Planting in groups is recommended, as larger splashes of the purple color will stand out. After blooming in the spring, the leaves will begin to yellow and die back in late summer as the plant slips into dormancy. These iris will rest for a few months, then begin to start the next growing cycle. The blooms are around 2 feet

There is always a need for these 'exclamation point' shaped plants in gardens

The plant is compact and lush in appearance

Protect this tree for the first few years

but is unique and worth a spot in your conifer garden

This sedge forms a small and luminous tuft that has bluish-green banded foliage bordered with white-cream depending on the exposure

The cultivar has been in cultivation for over 100 years

but only 4-5 feet wide

The dusting persists for a few months

The brothers quarreled a lot and some of them were colorblind

This will be a collector's favorite

the fuzzy dark green foliage is very unusual and attractive

October to January