Drimiopsis sp nov Kampersrus Cortaderia the clumps are topped with

the clumps are topped with equally giant 7' tall flower spikes

the deer-resistant plants are laden with small but very fragrant white flowers

the vigorous deer-resistant clumps of Louisiana iris can easily reach 3' tall x 5' wide in three years

all it needs is to be cut to the ground at some point between a hard frost in fall and before new growth starts in spring

but does seem to develop with age

Drimiopsis sp nov Kampersrus Cortaderia the clumps are topped withDrimiopsis sp. nov. Kampersrus is an un named species of drimiopsis that was recently discovered and came into cultivation circa 2014 without a published specific epithet. This fascinating species hails from South Africa's Limpopo Province, near the town of Kampersrus. For us, Drimiopsis sp. nov. Kampersrus emerges in spring and grows through the summer with oblong light green leaves, highlighted by prominent dark green longitudinal bands. The small,