Iris ampliflora Ming Treasure Russia which are hybrids between Helleborus

which are hybrids between Helleborus x ericsmithii and Helleborus x hybridus

each edged in an attractive yellow border

From the Kyushu Mountains of Japan

This apomictic (self-gratifying and self-cloning) species forms an 18" tall x 18" wide evergreen clump

snapdragon-like flowers which can be twisted around the stem and will remain where you put them

Iris ampliflora Ming Treasure Russia which are hybrids between HelleborusIris x ampliflora 'Ming Treasure' is one of the most incredible new iris discoveries in recent memory, and we are thrilled to be able to share. This is a naturally occurring sterile hybrid of Iris tectorum and either Iris japonica (7b 8a), Iris wattii (8b), or Iris confusa (8b) not I. wattii x I. japonica as published. It was discovered in 2013 at 2,500' elevation in Chongqing City, China (formerly part of Sichuan province) by Dr. Xiao of the Shanghai