Add bold, architectural texture and year-round color with Yellow Wave New Zealand Flax (Phormium). This stunning evergreen perennial features sword-like leaves edged and striped in bright yellow against a green background, creating a luminous, wave-like effect in the landscape. Use as a dramatic accent, specimen plant, container centerpiece, or backdrop to add unique color and texture. The foliage is also excellent for cut arrangements. Evergreen in mild climates. Photo credit: Richard Shiell.
Plant in well-drained soil. Water regularly until established, then deeply but infrequently. Remove dead leaves at base. Protect from hard freezes in colder zones (mulch heavily or grow in containers). Excellent for coastal gardens, modern landscapes, and large pots.
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