A vegetable garden needs flowers, not many, just a few to attract pollinators, add visual appeal, especially if the garden is situated on a front lawn. this iris is one of several in my old Campbellton Community Garden raised bed. I found the bulbs cast aside at the garden three years ago. Planted them in one corner to see what would happen and this picture shows the result.
from: Iris in Raised Bed on Steemit.
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