Pardancanda norrisii Vanilla Frost Ornamental Seed or Fruit topped with clusters of widely

topped with clusters of widely open flowers

each highlighted by a central tuxedo pattern of white with small purple flecks and a central stripe of yellow

The species was discovered in the Khammouane Province of Laos by Alan Galloway and Annop Ongsakul (for whom it was named)

If you grow this

arrowhead-shaped leaves

Pardancanda norrisii Vanilla Frost Ornamental Seed or Fruit topped with clusters of widely(aka: Iris x norrisii) xPardancanda 'Vanilla Frost' is an exceptional selection of the bigeneric hybrid of iris kissin' cousins, pardanthopsis x belamcanda, shared by plant breeder Darrell Probst back in the 1990s. Because it is so slow to offset and doesn't seed, it's never been introduced to commerce until 2019. The basal fan of iris foliage is topped, starting for us in late June with 3' tall, sturdy, branched spikes, ending with a terminal floral