Iris Roy Davidson Specialocasia Because of the potential seed-dispersing

Because of the potential seed-dispersing nature of this plant

We were pleased to finally share this for the first time in 2019

this region recorded -24 degrees F

In our trials so far

silvery-blue leaves

Iris Roy Davidson Specialocasia Because of the potential seed-dispersingIris 'Roy Davidson' is a superb Ben Hager hybrid of Iris pseudacorus, named after the late Washington plantsman, Roy Davidson. For us, Iris 'Roy Davidson' makes a vigorous clump, topped, starting in early May, with an abundance of 3' tall stalks, each ending in an array of rich yellow flowers and highlighted by a cinnamon eyezone, and brown streaks that radiate out into the petal. Iris 'Roy Davidson' prefers slightly moist to damp soils, and will also