Iris sibirica 'Butter & Sugar' Size:1 gal size 18" x 24" tall

Iris sibirica 'Butter & Sugar' Size:1 gal size 18" x 24" tallIris always surprise me in the garden. Their foliage is not strong enough to demand attention, but does have a nice vertical texture. The flowers appear, and one will think "where did that come from?" The Sibirica Iris have a somewhat 'formal' look, and when in flower, they do attract the eye. This variety has beautiful bi color blooms of creamy yellow and white, brightening up a shady area. Because they thrive in damp soils, they are an excellent

after 25 years

This variety will grow 3-4 ft tall and 6-8 ft wide

so will never need deadheading

This dwarf form of the Shore Pine has needles that are green and only 1/2 inch long

The light green foliage has cream tips in spring

this dwarf form of Caucasian Spruce develops into a globose plant with many leaders sending out offshoots in all directions

and will make a neat formal appearance in the landscape

this cultivar has light bluish-green needles that are soft and twisted around the stem

A medium growing azalea with a mounding habit and pure white flowers in April

so is more suited to larger properties

Fantastica x R

The plant will grow to be 3-4 feet tall and is hardy to 20 deg F