Libertia paniculata ^Sale

Libertia paniculata
Common name: Grass Flag

Libertia paniculata is a much-loved ornamental grass-like perennial in NZ gardens. Native to south-eastern Australia, it has striking upright, sword-like green leaves and airy sprays of white flowers in spring and summer. The flowers are followed by decorative orange seed capsules that add seasonal interest into autumn. A versatile and low-maintenance plant that brings texture and movement to the garden.

Height & Width: 60–100 cm tall × 40–60 cm wide

Position: Full sun to part shade. Prefers a sheltered spot but tolerates wind and extended dry periods.

Soil: Thrives in most free-draining soils. Will cope with drier soils once established.

Features:

• White starry flowers held on slender stems

• Decorative orange seed pods after flowering

• Clump-forming, evergreen foliage

Uses: Excellent for mass planting, borders, edging, or as an accent plant. Works well around pathways, retaining walls, or in mixed plantings for contrast.

Performance in NZ: Very reliable throughout Auckland and wider New Zealand. Handles a range of conditions, from cool to coastal. Hardy, evergreen, and easy-care.