Moraea huttonii Dennstaedtia Visitors who see this plant

Visitors who see this plant in flower have a quick attitude adjustment about lespedezas

jet-black scapes emerge that contrast well with the foliage

The deciduous clump is composed of wiry stems connecting three deeply serrated leaflets

This amazing Dave Lehmiller hybrid is a cross of the yellow-flowered

Canada south to Missouri

Moraea huttonii Dennstaedtia Visitors who see this plantMoraea huttonii is an amazing iris relative that hails from the high mountains of South Africa (Eastern Cape & KwaZulu Natal). The tight clumps of 3' long, strongly arching, evergreen, iris like foliage is topped, starting for us in mid April with 20" stalks of bright yellow, sweetly fragrant flowers, each etched with brown vein patterns. We have found Moraea huttonii to perform best in a wide range of conditions from sun to light shade. Although it