Iris domesitca 1qtPreviously called Belamcanda chinensis, and commonly known as Blackberry Lilly or Leopard Lilly isn't really a lily at all. This unassuming yet classy plant can be grown in full sun or part shade. We've seen this plant holding up just fine in the parkways of Chicago as long as it is moist. Clumps slowly expand by creeping rhizomes. May self seed in optimum growing conditions which helps keep these somewhat short lived perennials in the garden. Bloom:

This purple flowering

5 cubic feet

Soil: doesn't like to dry out too much

Spacing: 5 -  6'

has deep pink pompom-shaped flowers that bloom above tufted perennial with green grass like foliage

Pro tip: avoid winter wetness

or "Gray Birch" is a University of Wisconsin selection noted for its heat tolerance and borer resistance

This slow growing

orange and yellow

Thalictrum rochebrunianum

this variety's' large round golden leaves send up lavender white flowers in mid summer

'Red Fox' should find a place in