Iris cristata Edgar Anderson Rhodophiala Each leaf emerges with blue

Each leaf emerges with blue edges and a brilliant creamy center that gradually changes to dark chartreuse

It is readily propagated by mid-spring stem cuttings or by division

(aka: Dysosma pleiantha) Stunning is the only word to describe a mature specimen of the giant Chinese mayapple

Helleborus foetidus is a handsome foliage plant

expect a 5' wide patch in 3 years

Iris cristata Edgar Anderson Rhodophiala Each leaf emerges with blueThis large, vigorous selection of the North American native woodland iris, forms an 8" tall x 2' wide patch. Iris cristata 'Edgar Anderson', which is one of the earliest Iris cristata clones to flower, is topped, starting in early April (NC), with small, light lavender blue flowers, each with a contrasting white throat and a small darker lavender marking at the base of the beard. Iris cristata 'Edgar Anderson' is named after the late iris researcher