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Handsome, strap-like, green, and white-striped leaves that will brighten up garden beds and borders. The neat, clumping habit is ideal for massing as a groundcover. Delicate sprays of pale blue-violet flowers appear above the foliage in mid-spring. Evergreen in mild winter climates.

Brighten up the landscape with Variegated Dianella Flax Lily! Great in mixed plantings, stands out with sword-like leaves of green with white edges. Does well under trees. Can be grown in container pot. Also called 'White-Striped Tasmanian Flax Lily'. The Dianella Flax Lily grows compact which makes it a low maintenance plant. Plant in part to full shade in zones 7-11. The Variegated Dianella Flax Lily will reach mature size 2-3' tall and wide.

Dianella is a bold, textured native flax with unique grass-like blue green foliage, perfect for mass planting or as an accent piece in a modern garden. Dark bluish-green blades provide year round color. Compact, low maintenance growth.

A versatile foliage plant for most Southeastern landscapes, this desirable evergreen perennial gently spreads to create an appealing ground cover yet is just as often found in the border garden or even as an accent plant. Needing little care, the drought tolerant Flax Lily sports white striped, green leaves that resemble grass blades. This fast growing plant forms a tidy clump so it also works well in containers. Stalks of shiny, turquoise blue, ornamental berries in fall to winter create a colorful accent.

Flax Lily is a rapid growing ornamental grass that is perfect for use in shaded areas of the garden. Where other plants may have struggled, this resilient lily will thrive Flax Lily is hardy in zones 9-11, but can tolerate cooler zone 8 temperatures with limited die-back due to its tough, rhizomatic root system. This plant produces dainty violet blooms each spring that transform into exotic looking blue ornamental berries by mid Summer. Extremely easy to care for and pollinator friendly.

The Clarity Blue Dianella is a hardy beauty from the Southern Living Plant Collection. This perennial variety features grass-like foliage that has a gorgeous powdery blue to grey-green hue. It grows upright naturally and forms clumps that reach 2 ft. to 3 ft. tall and 2 ft. W. In addition to the foliage, this Flax Lily also produces petite blue flowers in spring. Use it as an accent in a mixed garden bed, as an element in a container planting or plant a whole bunch of them for a striking mass planting. Additionally, this plant is tolerant of drought and salt. It's hardy from USDA Zones 8 to 10 and grows well in Full Sun to Partial Shade. Plant it in garden soil with good drainage and water it 2-times to 3-times per week for the first growing season. Fertilize in spring with a light application of slow-release, balanced fertilizer. These Clarity Blue Dianella are well established in 2.5 Qt. pots and will tend to be 7 in. to 12 in. tall when shipped. They are not guaranteed to be in bloom on arrival.

Silver Streak Dianella, also known as Flax Lily, is a broad-leafed, variegated grass-like herbaceous plant in the lily family. Its variegated foliage is green with cream white fringes. Silver Streak Dianella plant grows in a clumping habit that can add a tropical feel to your landscape. In the spring the flax lily produces spikes of pale violet-blue blooms that are followed by bright blue berries in summer. This plant is often used in mass plantings, ground covers, borders, woodland gardens, mixed container gardens, and in coastal landscapes. In warmer climates the Silver Streak will be evergreen, and in cooler climates it will act like a perennial and die back in fall to re-emerge in spring. This plant reaches 2' tall by 2 ft. W. Space Your Dianella Silver Streak 8 in.-12 in. apart for a seamless planting. Otherwise, plant them 1+ feet apart to leave space between shrubs. This variegated Dianella plant grows best in light shade. It's hardy in USDA Zones 9-11.

Introducing the Dianella plant, a versatile and hardy addition to your outdoor landscape. With its long, strappy leaves and delicate blue or purple flowers, this plant is sure to add a touch of elegance and charm to your garden or patio. Easy to care for and adaptable to various light and soil conditions, the Dianella plant is perfect for those seeking a low-maintenance yet visually impressive plant. Its compact size and attractive foliage make it a popular choice for adding texture and interest to any outdoor space. Whether planted in containers or as a mass planting, the Dianella is sure to create a stunning visual impact in your backyard. Bring a touch of natural beauty to your outdoor living space with this graceful and delightful plant today.

The Variegated Flax Lily shrub, Dianella tasmanica 'Variegata', is the perfect compact shrub for borders or foundations in your landscape looking for a pop of color.This evergreen perennial has sword-like leaves with green and white striped edges and a contrasting yellow stripe that appears when the green leaves emerge. Small star-shaped flowers of a lavender color transform the textured foliage into a softer version in early spring. From fall to winter, this shrub will produce dark blue berries for birds to feast on. These ornamental berries create a wonderfully colorful accent.Dianella variegated will stay small and dense making it the perfect border plant around edges in your garden, as an accent plant in rocks gardens or under trees, or mass planted by pools or garden beds. This type of ornamental grass has a spreading growth habit and will attract bees and butterflies to your yard. It is commonly used in flower arrangements. Plus, they're deer resistant!.

Flax Lily | Variegated Dianella Tasmanica Variegata | 20 Live Plants | Evergreen Shade Loving Grass

At first glance, you might think this beautiful, low-maintenance is a chic ornamental grass. But then in Spring, it bursts into bloom, producing clusters of small blue flowers followed by dark blue fruits. You can enjoy its variegated white-edged leaves all year long, though. Once established, it's heat and drought tolerant-so you can practically plant it and forget it.