Iris prismatica Rabun White Sun Epimedium 'Sulphureum' spreads much faster

Epimedium 'Sulphureum' spreads much faster (4-6" per year) and is slightly taller than its sister Epimedium 'Neosulphureum'

the old stalk can be cut to the ground

Amorphophallus yuloensis produces a stunning stalk of blue fruit

average to slightly moist soils are best

humid Southeast US

Iris prismatica Rabun White Sun Epimedium 'Sulphureum' spreads much fasterIris prismatica 'Rabun White' is a rare white flowered selection of the virtually unknown native slender blue flag iris. This selection of Iris prismatica, which is native from Canada south to Georgia, was discovered by plantsman Jack Johnston near the southern end of its range in Rabun County, GA, (where it hasn't been documented) near the town of Clayton. In the garden, Iris prismatica 'Rabun White' makes a tight clump of 2' tall foliage, topped