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deciduous large shrub or small tree up to 20 ft tall
"Saxifraga fortunei was first described in 1863 by William Jackson Hooker from a Chinese collection and named for the adventurer Robert Fortune
Small green-yellow blooms in early spring turn to black shiny berries in the fall
from shade to full sun as well as clay or sand
Remains evergreen until the temperatures drop into the low teens and then defoliates only to bounce back in the late spring
Iris pseudata 'Cascadian Snow' *New or recently updated deciduous large shrub or small'Cascadian Snow' is a heavily blooming pseudata Iris with white flowers with yellow signals and a purple halo. These hybrid Irises are best grown in full sun or part shade in wet conditions. They thrive in water or bog like sites, but are also happy to grow in a regular garden bed so long as they are given LOTS of moisture. Mature size: 2 3 ft T x 1 2 ft W, clumping Minimum temperature: 30 F