Iris douglasiana--pale lavender - Douglas Iris (pale lavender) (Plant) Los Nogales Nursery A dense mounding shrub recommended

A dense mounding shrub recommended for erosion control on slopes

Named by John Dourley in 1970 and introduced in 1974

discusses fire-fighting organizations and land-management agencies

and Paiute workers

Cold Hardy to 15 degrees F Distribution Selection from the Santa Lucia Mountains introduced by Suncrest Nurseries Natural Habitat Interior valleys

Iris douglasiana--pale lavender - Douglas Iris (pale lavender) (Plant) Los Nogales Nursery A dense mounding shrub recommendedA light flowered Douglas iris. Grows well in the dappled shade of native trees. Give full to part sun on coast, light shade inland. Plant in masses or combine with other dry shade or meadow perennials. Plant Characteristics Family Name Iridaceae Species Name Iris douglasiana pale lavender Common Name Douglas Iris (pale lavender) Plant Type Perennial Sun Exposure Coast Sun, Coast Part Sun, Inland Part Sun, Inland Shade, Water Requirement Low Soil Type