Iris unguicularis Winter Echoes 8a Coreopsis palustris is topped with

Coreopsis palustris is topped with a stunning show of yellow-orange daisies

Very open shade or a couple of hours of morning sun are best

but only in the fall

each backed by white sepals

it has no effect on the health of the plant either way

Iris unguicularis Winter Echoes 8a Coreopsis palustris is topped withIris unguicularis 'Winter Echoes' is a 2011 Rick Tasco introduction a sibling to his earlier introduction, Iris 'Wishmaster'. Iris unguicularis 'Winter Echoes' starts flowering for us in November, pauses during the coldest part of winter, then resumes when temperatures moderate. The large, rich purple, sweetly fragrant flowers are highlighted by a prominent yellow eyezone which is surrounded by nice white floral veining outstanding!