Illicium floridanum 'Halley's Comet' Propagate Iris fulva belongs to the

Iris fulva belongs to the small group of five species known as the Louisiana irises

their name taken from the Greek word for willow

indoors or out

set against fine

The plant grows fast and spreads steadily

Illicium floridanum 'Halley's Comet' Propagate Iris fulva belongs to theThe anise trees, genus Illicium, are aromatic broadleaf evergreens of the star anise family, Schisandraceae, named from the Latin illicium, an allurement, for the scent of their leaves. Illicium floridanum, the Florida anise, is the Southeast's own contribution, a shade loving evergreen native along shaded streambanks and seepage slopes from the Florida panhandle to Louisiana. 'Halley's Comet' is one of the best selections, a vigorous but compact form