Iris sibirica 'Peacock Butterfly Miss Apple' Monstera Deliciosa This is exactly what you

This is exactly what you need to get you through February and March - a bright pink cloud of cherry blossom on a robust

It grows slower than its other incana cousins but forms a more compact crown

Tagetes patula

leaving the skeletal tree standing bare with a smooth dark bark

Iris sibirica 'Peacock Butterfly Miss Apple' Monstera Deliciosa This is exactly what youA dual coloured delight, this iris features crisp pink and magenta flowers from May to June Wonderful for cut flowers Blades of attractive green foliage offer a dramatic canvas on top of which the flowers can shine Irises are harmful to animals when ingested so keep an eye on curious pets This iris can be planted as a marginal plant by the edge of a pond, in a bog garden, or in a border with nice, moist soil The 'Peacock Butterfly Miss Apple' is