heavily corrugated green leaves reach 7' tall
a limited collector's edition (not associated with the Franklin Mint) plant for a special site in the woodland garden
having been used to treat for asthma
The flowers are favorite nectar sources for butterflies
We are pleased to offer this hard-to-find
Iris anguifuga Snake Bane Thailand heavily corrugated green leaves reachThe Chinese native Iris anguifuga, named in 1980, hails from sunny grassland slopes in Anhui, Guangxi, and Hubei, China. Although it has been cultivated for centuries for snake removal, it was only recently recognized as a distinct species. This odd, beardless species emerges in fall and remains evergreen all winter. In March, the foliage expands upward along with the 18" tall flowering spikes, which first open for us in early April (NC). Each spike