Iris cristata-Dwarf Crested Iris Wet Flowering Spurge delights with clouds

Flowering Spurge delights with clouds of small but impactful

feathery plumes of cream-colored flowers

Their especially long taproot makes them long-lived and drought-resistant once  established

Its seed heads and stalks turn a golden-brown color in the fall and persist through the winter

The foliage turns a beautiful golden color in the fall and often maintains its shape through the winter

Iris cristata-Dwarf Crested Iris Wet Flowering Spurge delights with cloudsDwarf Crested Iris is a petite but showy native that captivates in the spring with large violet to lavender blooms that boast yellow and white centers on their lower petals. These blooms make a significant visual impact and attract pollinators such as bees and butterflies. Its pale green, erect and gracefully arching leaves form a neat, dense clump that will slowly spread via rhizomes. Perfect for garden edges or mixed with other low growing plants so