Dietes bicolor is also known as Moraea bicolor, African Iris and Fortnight Lily because its blooms open in two week batches. Drought tolerant once established. 1-1/2' tall with clumps spreading to 2'. Yellow flowers with magenta accents last only one day. Green sword shaped leaves. Accent plant with a tropical feel. Full sun.
Tuesday, September 1, 2009
Plant of the Month: September 2009
Dietes bicolor is also known as Moraea bicolor, African Iris and Fortnight Lily because its blooms open in two week batches. Drought tolerant once established. 1-1/2' tall with clumps spreading to 2'. Yellow flowers with magenta accents last only one day. Green sword shaped leaves. Accent plant with a tropical feel. Full sun.
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I like this plant, it looks great in an Asian theme garden.
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