Iris Tenax - Oregon Iris Natives The berries may be mildly

The berries may be mildly toxic if eaten in large quantities and are unpalatable

or Prairie Smoke

but provides food for birds such as thrushes

Whether you're working with a suburban lot

Flowers provide nectar for many types of bees and butterflies in late spring/early summer and buckwheats are a larval host plant for many butterfly species

Iris Tenax - Oregon Iris Natives The berries may be mildlyDiscover the beauty of Iris Tenax, also known as Oregon Iris. With its easy care, drought tolerance, and evergreen grass like foliage, this native wildflower is perfect for a meadow planting or also works well in a cottage style garden. Its stunning 3 5" purple blooms attract native pollinators, making it both beautiful and beneficial. Add this native gem to your garden today. Size: 10" 16"" tall x 12" 36" wide Light: Sun Light Shade USDA Zone: 7a 10b