Iris Nada Saudi Arabia and quite a bit are

and quite a bit are actually hybrids

emerge 2' tall stalks topped with giant 2-3" wide cups of pinky orange with yellow and brown markings

so it's best used at the back of the border where it can find support as needed

These lenten roses have been hand-selected for color and form after flowering

Iris Nada Saudi Arabia and quite a bit areIris 'Nada' is a little known 1950s iris hybrid from the late California plantsman, Jimmy Giridlian, of Oakhurst Gardens. Iris 'Nada', a cross of Iris wattii x Iris japonica, forms an evergreen patch, comprised of 2' long evergreen leaves that resemble Iris tectorum on steroids. Our four year old clump, which spreads slowly by thick underground rhizomes, is now 4' wide. The ruffled white flowers, highlighted by a yellow throat and a pale lavender