College Station, TX (Zone 8b) | March 2005 | positive
The perfect environment for this plant is in one inch deep water, beneath an oak tree. It likes shade in summer and sun in winter and lo...Read Morets of oak leaves for mulch. But it will survive in partial shade in winter and full sun in summer and in moist soil to 2" of water. It releases it's oxygen through its roots, so wet areas tend to stop stinking with Louisiana Iris growing.
The stands are red-purple, yellow style arms, falls are greyed-orange and veined darker, orange signal, height 35"; late season blooms.
The perfect environment for this plant is in one inch deep water, beneath an oak tree. It likes shade in summer and sun in winter and lo...Read More