Moraea huttonii Yellow/Gold Foliage Plants recurving toward the tip

recurving toward the tip

The 2' tall speckled stalk is topped in summer with typical amorphophallus foliage

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There will be no additional flowers on a stem beyond the initial buds once they bloom

Iris unguicularis 'Mary Bernard' is one of the best flowering forms of the winter blooming iris we have grown

Moraea huttonii Yellow/Gold Foliage Plants recurving toward the tipMoraea huttonii is an amazing iris relative that hails from the high mountains of South Africa (Eastern Cape & KwaZulu Natal). The tight clumps of 3' long, strongly arching, evergreen, iris like foliage is topped, starting for us in mid April with 20" stalks of bright yellow, sweetly fragrant flowers, each etched with brown vein patterns. We have found Moraea huttonii to perform best in a wide range of conditions from sun to light shade. Although it