Iris cretensis Taiwan the clumps are topped with

the clumps are topped with 15" tall flower stalks ending in stunning display of bizarre flying saucer-like brick-red flowers

Instead of the typical gaudy colors we love

that's lived in the shadow of its more popular relative

gravelly soils are best

Iris cretensis Taiwan the clumps are topped with(syn: Iris unguicularis var. angustifolia) Here is a rare opportunity to obtain the dwarf narrow leaf form of the wonderful winter flowering Algerian iris. This Jim and Jenny Archibald collection of Iris cretensis is from Lakonia, Greece, south of Areopoli. This population of plants produces short, narrow, grass like foliage and flowers that open well above the leaves. The deer resistant clumps are topped from late winter through spring with deep