Iris cristata Eco White Angel Physostegia The typical lacy green leaves

The typical lacy green leaves are speckled with lemon cream blotches

were eaten or used in food preparation

underground rhizome

adorned with silver linear markings as well as a wide

the clumps are highlighted by 3" tall stalks of red berries

Iris cristata Eco White Angel Physostegia The typical lacy green leavesIris cristata 'Eco White Angel' is a selection of our native dwarf woodland iris from the late plantsman, Don Jacobs. The 6" tall, slowly widening clump of upright green leaves, which arise from a thin soil surface visible rhizome, is topped for us, starting in mid April, with a blanket of white flowers, hovering just above the foliage, each highlighted with yellow landing strips in the throat, leading hungry insects to the food. Average to slightly