Lomandra confertifolia rubiginosa Blooming Blue edge

Lomandra confertifolia rubiginosa Blooming Blue edgeLomandra Blooming Blue is a tough, clumping Australian native with distinctive blue grey, strap like foliage that forms a neat, tufting habit. From December through to October, it produces masses of vibrant yellow, lightly fragrant flowers that rise above the foliage, attracting beneficial pollinators such as bees. Ideal for mass planting, borders, rockeries, pathways, and public landscapes, this versatile plant delivers both resilience and visual

mass-planting

Exceptionally versatile

It forms a low

specimen or pot plant

Conditions: It can tolerate almost every unforgiving environment

the colours are even more intense

Due to their texture

creating a stunning contrast against the lush greenery

reddish foliage resembling a fern

Bruce Brechtbill is a superb quick-growing shrub with glossy

the greater the cluster of berries due to their cross-pollination

boasting a remarkably long blooming period