Schizostylis | Pale Lady | Winter Ixia Flowers forever With heights reaching up to

With heights reaching up to 10 meters

usually a couple of weeks after the Siberian Irises and about three weeks after the tall bearded Irises that we grow in our gardens

Bred for the cut flower market each plant produces 3 to 5 stems in the first year and 5 to 10 stems in the second year

If you trim back the flower stems after flowering the plant will reward you with another flower stem before setting seed to start future generations

Blooming begins in mid-summer and

Schizostylis | Pale Lady | Winter Ixia Flowers forever With heights reaching up toAlso known as Hesperantha (or commonly known as Winter Ixia), this very late flowering clumping perennial with sword shaped green leaves has beautiful crisp pale pink star shaped flowers. Our plants flower from early Autumn into sometimes late Winter so they are great for cutting a lovely bunch of pretty flowers for the table at a time when so few things are flowering. Plant in full sun and keep watered during drier periods. Easily split to give you