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Phormium tenax 'Apple Green' - Apple Green New Zealand Flax

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Phormium tenax 'Apple Green' is an expertly curated selection for those seeking vibrant color and strong, architectural lines in their garden designs. Commonly known as Apple Green New Zealand Flax, this perennial showcases impressive stature, standing proudly up to 4-5 feet tall. It unfurls lance-shaped, apple-green leaves that provide a stunning visual contrast in any landscape, drawing the eye with its year-round brilliance. Each summer, the flax further distinguishes itself by producing tubular red flowers, adding another level of intrigue. Capable of thriving in full sun to partial shade, this resilient plant is also water efficient and tolerates coastal conditions, demonstrating its versatility and durability. Remarkably low-maintenance, it resists pesky deer and other common garden pests. Whether you're looking to create an impactful focal point or introduce a measure of exotic charm, the Apple Green New Zealand Flax is a reliable and rewarding landscaping choice.

  • Size: Up to 4-5 feet tall
  • Flowers: Tubular red flowers in summer
  • Foilage: Vibrant, lance-shaped, apple-green leaves
  • Water usage: Moderate
  • Sun exposure: Full sun to partial shade
  • Architectural Form: Upright, strong structure with long leaves
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