Growing up to 1m in height this invasive bulbous plant has long slender stems covered with long narrow mid-green leaves. The trumpet shaped flowers are fragrant and appear in early Summer followed by seed pods holding many thousands of winged seeds.

Excellent Australian native selection with mid-dark green arching foliage and sprays of blue flowers followed by bright blue berries. There has been a proliferation of Dianella cultivars with a wide range of foliage colours and growth habits in recent years. Ask your retailer for the most reliable local selections.

Fleshy strap like leaves emerge from underground bulbs to form thick clumps. Spectacular white scented flowers emerge in clusters from 75cm high flower stalks. The flowers have six spider like petals that surround a white inner corona. This plant is particularly showy and can spot flower several times in the warmer months.

Robust clumping plant with thick leathery leaves which will grow in heavy water laden soils, saline situations and even the seashore. In spring and summer it produces several stout flowering stems with large clusters of thinly petalled white lily type flowers.