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Iris (Pacific Coast Iris) 'Canyon Snow'

  • Scientific Name: Iris douglasiana 'Canyon snow'
  • Garden: Natives Garden
  • Plant Type: Herbaceous Perennial
  • Evergreen/Deciduous: Evergreen
  • Sun/Shade Exposure: Full Sun to Part Shade
  • Moisture Requirements: Dry

Plant Information

Pretty, floriferous and reliable form of Pacific Iris that forms large impressive evergreen patches and in April/May large white flowers with a touch of yellow on the lower petal. To 18″ and spreading to form large colonies in full sun to quite a bit of shade. Virtually any soil. Tolerates summer irrigation if the drainage is excellent otherwise follow a dry summer regime. High deer resistance. Evergreen. Oregon native plant.

Biome: Deer Resistance, Dry Shade, Low Water/No Water, Oregon Coast, Western Native
USDA Hardiness zone: Zn6b 0º to -5ºF
Foliage color: Mid Green
Foliage season: Evergreen

Data Source

www.xeraplants.com

Photo Credit

Iris-douglasiana-Canyon-Snow (Xera Plants)