Oregon Iris
Iris tenax
Native perennial, also called Tough-leaf iris. Blooms in spring with intricately patterned lavender to purple flowers that last into summer and are beloved by butterflies and bumblebees. Their semi-evergreen leaves make great material for weaving. Slow-growing and long lived.
Full sun to part shade, but will have more blooms in more sun. Prefers well-draining soils and does not like to have its feet wet. Great for a meadowscape, rock garden or the upper edges of a rain garden.
Size: quart pot
Close up photo: Sky Buis
Iris tenax
Native perennial, also called Tough-leaf iris. Blooms in spring with intricately patterned lavender to purple flowers that last into summer and are beloved by butterflies and bumblebees. Their semi-evergreen leaves make great material for weaving. Slow-growing and long lived.
Full sun to part shade, but will have more blooms in more sun. Prefers well-draining soils and does not like to have its feet wet. Great for a meadowscape, rock garden or the upper edges of a rain garden.
Size: quart pot
Close up photo: Sky Buis
Iris tenax
Native perennial, also called Tough-leaf iris. Blooms in spring with intricately patterned lavender to purple flowers that last into summer and are beloved by butterflies and bumblebees. Their semi-evergreen leaves make great material for weaving. Slow-growing and long lived.
Full sun to part shade, but will have more blooms in more sun. Prefers well-draining soils and does not like to have its feet wet. Great for a meadowscape, rock garden or the upper edges of a rain garden.
Size: quart pot
Close up photo: Sky Buis