Yellow Iris 1 gallon

Yellow Iris Yellow flag iris or "flag" grows wild in wetland areas throughout North America, except for the Rocky Mountain states. It is not a native but naturalizes easily. Many gardeners give up on the thought of growing yellow flag iris in the landscape once they learn that it is invasive, and this is too bad. Not only does it bear attractive flowers, but it also has striking, sword-shaped leaves (1 1/8 inches wide) that are a nice greenish-gray color. The large seed pods that succeed the blossoms are well-suited to being used in dry flower arrangements too. Its benefits extend beyond the fact that it adds wonderful color to the yard. It is also easy to grow, low-maintenance and useful as an ornamental pond plant. It is valued for its ability to live in wet areas of the landscape where many other plants would perform poorly, plus it is deer-resistant. Space plants 30 in. plus apart Grows well in moist soil Flowers throughout spring Reaches standard mature height of 3 ft. M