Sisyrinchium striatum

After years of admiring this buttery yellow sisyrinchium in English cottage gardens, we've finally acquired some! And now we want to share it with you!

The pale yellow-eyed grass is native to alpine regions of Argentina and Chile. How curious that it can be found in many European gardens. Yet it seems to thrive amongst the sunny borders of roses, foxgloves, and alliums. Whether you're going for the cottage look or want something unexpected, consider this lovely perennial.