Description
Clumps of long, arching leaves provide year-round structure and make this versatile plant particularly useful for coastal and contemporary gardens.
In spring and summer, slender stems rise above the foliage carrying delicate blue to violet, star-shaped flowers, often followed by attractive blue-purple berries. The combination of architectural foliage, flowers and berries provides interest over a long season.
Dianella tasmanica is a tough, relatively low-maintenance plant that tolerates wind, salt exposure and a range of soils once established. It performs best in full sun or partial shade in well-drained soil and is an excellent choice for coastal planting, borders, containers, mass planting and low-maintenance landscapes.
