Iris louisiana Geisha Eyes Silver/Grey Foliage Plants The distinctive triangular-shaped fronds of

The distinctive triangular-shaped fronds of Phegopteris hexagonoptera are held atop 18" tall

deer-resistant grass that will knock your horticultural socks off

Digitalis purpurea

This amorphophallus cousin from the Mediterranean is equally as bizarre but much more winter hardy

and growth slows dramatically in dense shade

Iris louisiana Geisha Eyes Silver/Grey Foliage Plants The distinctive triangular-shaped fronds ofIris x louisiana 'Geisha Eyes' is a favorite Louisiana iris selection with 30" tall flowering stalks in early May, topped with a parade of large, blue lavender, 6 fall flowers, each highlighted with a dramatic reticulated yellow eye. Now, I can't personally attest that the flower actually resembles a geisha's eyes, since I've never indulged (that I'll admit to), but, regardless, this is one dolled up iris flower. As is the case with all Louisiana