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Plants in genus moraea

Plants in genus moraea

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Moraea polystachya

Moraea polystachya is a summer-dormant perennial native to southern Africa, known for its light lavender-blue flowers that bloom from early September through heavy frosts. This plant thrives in well-drained soils and is adapted to dry conditions. Its grass-like leaves and iris-like flowers make it a unique addition to gardens, particularly in regions with similar climates to its native habitat.

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Moraea huttonii

Moraea huttonii is an iris relative from the high mountains of South Africa, featuring clumps of evergreen, iris-like foliage. It blooms with bright yellow, fragrant flowers with brown vein patterns in mid-April. This plant thrives in sun to light shade and dry conditions.

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