Iris cristata Vein Mountain Amaryllids but quickly resprouts and will

but quickly resprouts and will reach 8-10' tall by the end of the season

for potpourri

combining nicely with other contrasting colors

Paeonia obovata is a great textural foliage contrast to hostas and ferns in the woodland garden

the weeping branch tips of Lespedeza 'White Fountain' are clothed in sprays of white pea-like flowers

Iris cristata Vein Mountain Amaryllids but quickly resprouts and willIris cristata 'Vein Mountain' is a 1985 We Du nursery introduction and one of the most unique crested woodland iris selections we grow. We Du obtained this selection of our US native iris from a plantsman in Japan when they ordered Iris gracilipes. Dick and Rene subsequently named the iris after NC's Vein Mountain, near the town of Marion. Iris cristata 'Vein Mountain' is one of the tallest clones of the dwarf Iris cristata that we grow, topping out