Iris foetidissima Grasses hence the name "Smokebush"

hence the name "Smokebush"

transitioning to warm tones in cooler months

making it ideal for use around foundations or in mixed borders

It features glossy

three-lobed green leaves create a dense covering on walls

Iris foetidissima Grasses hence the name "Smokebush"Common Name: Stinking Iris, Gladwyn Iris Description: Iris foetidissima is a hardy, evergreen perennial known for its sword like, dark green foliage and unique seed pods rather than its flowers. It produces pale purple to yellowish flowers in late spring to early summer, which are often inconspicuous. The real ornamental value lies in its seed pods, which split open in autumn to reveal striking bright orange red seeds that persist into winter, adding