Leave them to ripen their fruit if you want to raise more from seed
each topped with a large wine-red spathe with dramatic white striping
montana from the colder regions of Japan
ol' Hart liked it both ways
(And "wort" is Old English for plant
Iris louisiana Geisha Eyes Philippines Leave them to ripen theirIris x louisiana 'Geisha Eyes' is a favorite Louisiana iris selection with 30" tall flowering stalks in early May, topped with a parade of large, blue lavender, 6 fall flowers, each highlighted with a dramatic reticulated yellow eye. Now, I can't personally attest that the flower actually resembles a geisha's eyes, since I've never indulged (that I'll admit to), but, regardless, this is one dolled up iris flower. As is the case with all Louisiana