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Iris cristata (Dwarf Crested Iris)Dwarf Crested Iris can be an excellent ground cover that produces an exquisite violet carpet of blooms in the spring!!!! It attracts a wide variety of pollinators including hummingbirds! Iris cristata (Dwarf Crested Iris) is native from the Ohio River valley into the southeastern states with several disjunctive populations in the central Mississippi river valley in west central Illinois and eastern Iowa and a population in northeastern Ohio. This low

Flower Time May

particularly among shorter plants

Its leaves have an exquisite minty smell

It forms nice clumps and the elegant seed heads are where it gets its famed name

but are followed by spectacular brilliant blue berries

This plant is a host plant for the Karner Blue butterfly and is critical for this federally-endangered species survival

well the plant in this case

resulting in its common name

Is particularly helpful in wetlands to initially fill in areas and compete against invasive species

Compass Plant can be used so well when placed as a feature or a focal point in any garden

Flower Color White to Pink

water has the highest specific heat of any liquid so it keeps those ground temps very even keel