Iris fulva Little Cajun Aspidistra Thanks to plantsman Jim Waddick

Thanks to plantsman Jim Waddick for sharing this gem

Unlike most lilies

This isn't a problem unless it's planted too close to other smaller

Double-flowered Bloodroot foliage is of an interesting form

(aka: Zephyranthes lindleyana A1M-029) Zephyranthes lindleyana 'Puerto Pink' produces lovely pink goblet-shaped flowers atop 8" stems starting in late April (NC) and continuing through May

Iris fulva Little Cajun Aspidistra Thanks to plantsman Jim WaddickWe purchased this dwarf, nameless selection of our Southeast US native copper iris from a mail order plant adoption facility in 2003. As promised when we purchased it, it has remained shorter than the typical species, maturing for us at 20" tall. In 2010, we christened it Iris 'Little Cajun'. The evergreen clumps are topped in early May with a splendid display of coppery cinnamon flowers that attract hummingbirds. Iris fulva is super easy to grow