Dianella nigra, commonly known as New Zealand Blueberry Lily, is a hardy native flax-like perennial valued for its attractive strappy green foliage and striking metallic blue berries that appear after delicate white to pale violet flowers. It is an excellent choice for mass planting, borders, native gardens, and low maintenance landscaping. Growing well in sun or partial shade, Dianella nigra is adaptable to a range of soil types and is drought tolerant once established. Its colourful berries provide seasonal interest and attract native birds, making it a popular option for both residential gardens and ecological planting projects.
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Dianella nigra, commonly known as New Zealand Blueberry Lily, is a hardy native flax-like perennial valued for its attractive strappy green foliage and striking metallic blue berries that appear after delicate white to pale violet flowers. It is an excellent choice for mass planting, borders, native gardens, and low maintenance landscaping. Growing well in sun or partial shade, Dianella nigra is adaptable to a range of soil types and is drought tolerant once established. Its colourful berries provide seasonal interest and attract native birds, making it a popular option for both residential gardens and ecological planting projects.
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