Iris ensata 'Royal Banner' Web Specials

Iris ensata 'Royal Banner' Web SpecialsRich purple flowers with a yellow throat adorn this showy Japanese Iris Blooming from March through June, this one likes plenty of water, and will thrive near a pond or stream with moist soils. Hardy from zone 4 to 9, it is deer resistant, and useful for cut flowers. Growing 3 ft tall, it will spread 2 3 ft wide over time. One of the last of the irises to bloom.

One of the few yellow flowering rhododendrons that is VERY FRAGRANT and fairly hardy

The flowers come out in mid April and are quite fragrant

or even as a groundcover

Here is a dwarf conifer that will fit into anyone's garden

griersonianum x R

The foliage is glossy and it is one of the earlier flowering purples

Bright yellow narrow leaves with green edging makes this evergreen ornamental grass a terrific addition to any garden

The Netherlands developed this cultivar in 1996 by crossing Chamaecyparis lawsoniana 'Dik's Weeping' x Chamaecyparis lawsoniana 'Stewartii'

A wonderful tree to plant behind golden forms of conifers for an eye catching display

This is a rare plant

and very large plants can be seen here in Eureka

one of the  most highly prized foliage plants in the genus