Phormium 'Jack Spratt' is a dwarf New Zealand flax forming attractive, neat clumps of burgundy-bronze, sword-like leaves. This evergreen perennial makes a stunning accent for edging, mass plantings, and textural contrast. It is also fire-resistant.
Tolerates coastal conditions and poor soils once established. Low maintenance.
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