We originally got this plant from collector Ozzie Johnson as E
naturally-occurring plants in Santa Rosa County
they also intensify in burgundy color
the 1' tall x 2' wide clumps are topped with 2' tall spikes of dark purple flowers
hails from much of the eastern part of North America from Canada south through Alabama
Iris Roy Davidson Echinacea We originally got this plantIris '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