Japanese Iris - Mt Fuji Like snowfall on a mountaintop, the blooms of Mount Fuji draw the eye upward to their clean, horizontal lines with petals that float above the rest of the garden. Full and lush, with a tiny yellow throat and delicate contrasting veining. Very winter hardy and stunning in liberal patches. Deer and rodent resistant. Highlights & Hints - Japanese irises are good choices for moist to somewhat wet soil and excellent for pond edges. - These develop into large clumps over time that can be divided and moved to other parts of the garden. - You will love these hardy plants -- deer and rodents won't. Common Name: Japanese Iris Mt Fuji Botanical Name: Iris ensata 'Mt Fuji' Color: Pure white blooms with yellow flares and delicate veining Mature Height: 32-34" Hardiness: Zones 4-9 Bloom Time: May/June Bulb/Plant Size: 3-4 fans, the largest size commercially available! Bulbs/Plants - Pkg: 1 large division Planting Information Soil Type: Well drained to quite moist, even "boggy" Light/Exposure: Full sun to partial shade Moisture: moderate, prefers constant moisture Planting Depth: plant fans with bases 1-2" below soil level Spacing: 10" - 12"

You'll Receive 1 package of 1 large division