Phormium tenax and P. cookianum are reliably hardy only to Zone 8–9. Some survive Zone 8 with protection. Zone 5/6 is far outside their range.
Even with heroics, Phormium in Zone 5/6 is a gamble. One severe winter (-10°F) kills it. Many gardeners treat it as a premium annual.
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