Iris leaved rush

This spreading, evergreen, perennial grows 1-3 ft tall and spreads through creeping rhizomes. Its spreading habit makes it great for erosion control

A pretty vertical element in a sunny, moist meadow area or at the edge of a water feature in a mountain garden.

Will stay evergreen unless stressed by drought.

Blooms May-October

Sun: Full Sun, Part Shade

Water: Dry, Light, Moderate, High

Soil: Clay, Loam, Sandy

Other: Attracts Butterflies, Deer Resistant, Drought Tolerant, Erosion Control

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Ecological Value	Can help stabilize stream banks.
Container	Stub-O, D-40, D-40S-o, Stub, StubS-o
Ethnobotanical Uses	No Historical Uses found.
Distribution	Native to California and also found in the western states Arizona, New Mexico, Nevada, and Baja Calif.
Elevation	between 0 and 7000 feet
Communities
Habitat	Salt marshes, moist areas, ditches, springs, lake and stream shores