Jack Spratt Flax (Phormium ‘Jack Spratt’)

Jack Spratt is a compact, dwarf flax valued for its fine, arching foliage and tidy growth habit. Its slender bronze-green leaves create a soft, textured look that works beautifully in modern landscapes, borders, and container plantings.

Unlike larger flax varieties, Jack Spratt remains naturally compact, making it ideal for smaller gardens or spaces where a low-maintenance structural plant is desired. Its neat form provides year-round interest while pairing easily with grasses, groundcovers, and other architectural plants.

Key Features
• Compact dwarf flax with a tidy, mounded form
• Fine bronze-green foliage adds texture and movement
• Excellent for borders, mass planting, and containers
• Low maintenance and easy to grow
• Evergreen structure for year-round garden interest

Landscape Uses
Jack Spratt is well suited for:
• Border and edging plantings
• Modern landscape designs
• Mass planting for texture
• Rock and coastal gardens
• Pots and container displays

Growing Conditions
Jack Spratt grows best in full sun to part shade in well-drained soil. It is hardy, tolerant of wind and coastal conditions, and requires minimal maintenance. Remove older leaves as needed to keep the plant looking fresh and tidy.