Yes Leslie, they tolerate our 100 degree summers with no problems at all. I'll add your name on the list too.

Anne, just snap of the bee pods when you see them. They are everywhere for me because I have several clumps of them in different areas in my garden.

Neal if you want any, let me know.

They are tough plants. I've seen them planted in the hell strips in many parking lots in Southern California and Northern California.

Yep.. hell strips... Overused in the landscape because they are bombproof here. Where I used to live, the city parks/maintenance folks would cut them to the ground around the end of February so all the growth would be fresh.. They can look a little shabby if not groomed. I've got the variegated form that is a little on the shy side of blooming. Used to be called Moraea. Taxonomists like to keep us horticulturalists on our toes by changing names every so often.

I like the variegated one!

Would you like some Rob?

I would one day love some Sherry.

I just transplanted it yesterday... Now would be a good time to grab a piece of it.. Just sayin'

Thank you Sherry, I just sent you a message.