Iris sibirica | Alba The flower school Crepe myrtles are native to

Crepe myrtles are native to the East Asia regions of the world

that are cream with a pinkish tinge

to catch the delicious scent as you pass

So many well-known international garden designers such as Piet Oudolf and Paul Bangay to name a few describe it as a stand-out plant that makes a huge statement when planted en masse

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Iris sibirica | Alba The flower school Crepe myrtles are native toThis Alba is pure white and a note of elegance to the garden. Their slender sword like leaves are accompanied by beautiful fleur de lis like flowers. Easy to grow these plants if given enough space will clump out. Summer flowering, they also make an excellent cut flower. To achieve the best results, plant Iris sibirica in a moist soil, or next to water such as at the edge of a pond, in a full sun or a dappled shade position. Happy in clay soils but