Purple Flame Iris KickStart You will be one of

You will be one of few lucky gardeners to grow this incredible buddleia--there are only a few hundred Color Crush Buddleia plants in existence

This coneflower blooms in various hues—sometimes the green is more pronounced

The flowers attract butterflies in early summer

ringing a center ring of yellow stamen against a dark-colored core

Hungry deer tend not to be interested in lilacs

Purple Flame Iris KickStart You will be one ofPlanting in moist soil can be tricky and rarely ever produces the kind of display you had hoped for when you set out to create an eye catching water feature. Our Purple Flame Iris actually thrives in moist sites including wetlands, along riverbanks or near a man made Koi pond. Wet soil allows the leaves to turn purple before the irises begin to emerge. The late spring blooms are highlighted by bicolor foliagethe first of its kindof green on one side