Iris tenax (Tough-leaf Iris or Oregon Iris)

Iris tenax (Tough-leaf Iris or Oregon Iris)Iris tenax (Tough leaf Iris or Oregon Iris) A extremely hardy, clump forming Pacific Northwest native perennial (10 14 inches tall). It is characterized by narrow, tough foliage, fibrous rhizomes, and showy April June blooms ranging from lavender to purple, white, or yellow. Available as potted plants, pots may be removed for shipping. Available end of April. Ideal for sun or part shade, this drought tolerant, deer and rabbit resistant plant is

which may be a consideration for areas with heavy pedestrian traffic

A hybrid between European and American species

Since these plants are fully rooted potted plants

as a container

quaking aspens can grow 4-10 feet a year

Its sturdy constitution also makes it suitable for windbreaks or as a privacy screen

out of pot

or as a spring highlight in perennial beds

Double Gold Raspberry plants

Also is very heat and drought tolerant

this fir can grow to heights of 60 to 80 feet

Will bear 2 years after planting