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Libertia 'Amazing Grace'
Price:
$18.00
In Stock
:Large Band Pot
An interesting hybrid selection of this New Zealand Iris relative. Evergreen (except for hard winters) olive green foliage provides a grand setting for the numerous stems of small bright white flowers. This makes a clump pretty quickly and is great texture in the garden. This has been consistent a performer in our border garden for years and the worst winters fry the leaves which we cut back in spring and then the new growth appears and it blooms very happily and we can't remember we had a bad winter. When we have mild winters it looks great and we don't have to do anything. We mulch the crown of ours when we have an arctic express barreling down upon us just to be on the safe side.
Libertia caerulescens
Price:
$10.00
In Stock
Quart Pot
An unusual Chilean Libertia with dense clusters of pale China Blue flowers. This unusual Southern Hemisphere Iris relative forms evergreen clumps and loves sun to half sun in well drained soil. Quite uncommon and we haven't trialed it outside here yet but don't expect it to be as hardy as some of its kin.
Libertia peregrinans
Price:
$10.00
In Stock
Quart Pot
Evergreen or in this case everorange stiff blades which complement the starry white flowers in late spring makes this New Zealander an invaluble addition to the garden.