Hardy Australian Native Plant for Landscaping & Gardens

Dianella caerulea, commonly known as Blue Flax Lily, is a versatile Australian native plant prized for its strappy green foliage, striking blue flowers, and vibrant indigo berries. Ideal for low-maintenance gardens, coastal landscapes, and erosion control, this drought-tolerant perennial thrives across Australia.

• Botanical Name: Dianella caerulea (also called Paroo Lily)
• Height & Spread: 0.51.5m tall, clumping habit
• Flowers: Delicate blue star-shaped blooms (springsummer)
• Berries:blue-purple berries attracting birds
• Uses: Borders, mass plantings, hedges, erosion control, pots
• Position: Full sun to part shade; coastal & urban gardens
• Soil: Sandy, loamy, or clay; well-drained
• Features: Frost-tolerant (7C), low water needs.

Why Choose Blue Flax Lily?

• Drought-resistant: Thrives in dry conditions once established.
• Wildlife-friendly: Berries attract birds; flowers lure pollinators.
• Low maintenance: No pruning needed trim to shape if desired.
• Versatile: Perfect for erosion control, poolside planting & urban landscapes.

Planting Guide

• Spacing: 3050cm apart for dense coverage.
• Watering: Regular during establishment; reduce after 12 months.
• Fertiliser: Apply slow-release native blend in spring.

Order Dianella caerulea today a resilient, beautiful addition to any Australian garden!