Katharine Hodgkin IrisAward winner! Here's a dwarf iris that looks as delicate as a butterfly's wing, but possesses a robust nature that makes it a very early garden go to for many homeowners and landscapers alike, flowering at the same time as Snowdrops. Katharine Hodgkin boasts beautiful iris blooms in miniature, adding charm and a touch of whimsy to wherever it is planted. The dainty flowers are speckled and striated in light blue with golden yellow accentseye catching,

about 3 months after planting

Good for fresh eating or cooking

The petite flowers have a unique bumble bee color pattern in hues of yellow and black-brown

flat-bottomed

also called the American Filbert Tree

bushy habit and clusters of flowers that keep coming all summer long

Blooming in the springtime

summer and fall

500 chill hours are required for a successful harvest

water lightly yet frequently enough to keep the soil moist at all times

tall with a 6-8 ft

Don't let a late spring or early fall frost damage your plants