Good Omen Japanese Iris agastache Myrtle’s Folly

Myrtle’s Folly

with a wider spread

Each flower shows off an aubergine purple eye

you'll see pretty pink and white spring flowers that attract pollinators

Good Omen Japanese Iris agastache Myrtle’s FollyDo you have a spot in your yard where water doesn't drain easily? Maybe you're building a rain garden, or maybe there's a natural ditch that's become a real low point in your design? Instead of drowning your plants and rotting your bulbs, try this Japanese iris. It does best when its soil is consistently wet, so it'll bring a unique floral color to an otherwise soggy scene. By unique, we mean that the purple petals turn a dark shade right around the