Iris tectorum Alba 6b Hosta 'Ivory Queen' is the

Hosta 'Ivory Queen' is the reverse pattern of Hosta 'Blue Ivory' discovered by our friends at Walters Gardens

Our 9-year-old clumps of Asarum 'The Fuzz' are now 4" tall x 3' wide

Buddleia 'Ellen's Blue' makes a compact

The floral display of Hemerocallis is big and bold and bright

Iris tectorum Alba 6b Hosta 'Ivory Queen' is theIris tectorum 'Alba' is a prized selection of the Chinese roof iris. No, it's not from Japan despite rumors to that effect and a poorly chosen common name. The slowly spreading semi deciduous patch is composed of wide light green foliage. Starting often in mid March and continuing well into May in NC, the easy to grow clumps are topped with frilly white flowers held above the foliage. Iris tectorum 'Alba' thrives both in dry shade and on damp roofs