Libertia consists of perennial plants that form clumps, featuring evergreen leaves that resemble grass. These plants produce panicles of white or blue flowers shaped like saucers, which are succeeded by orange seed capsules.

Libertia

Libertia 'Amazing Grace'

Libertia 'Grasshopper'

Libertia 'Nelson Dwarf'

Libertia 'Sunset Strain'

Libertia Ballyrogan hybrid

Libertia Shackleton hybrid

Libertia chilensis is a robust evergreen perennial that develops into a substantial clump characterized by upright, narrow foliage. In late spring and early summer, it produces clusters of white flowers on rigid stems, which are succeeded by prominent seed capsules.

Libertia chilensis

Libertia chilensis Cally strain

Libertia chilensis Elegans Group

Libertia chilensis Formosa Group is a vigorous evergreen that produces a dense clump of narrow, sword-like leaves with a leathery texture. In late spring and early summer, it showcases clusters of bowl-shaped white flowers, each measuring approximately 3 cm in diameter, held upright on sturdy stems.

Libertia chilensis Formosa Group

Libertia chilensis Procera Group consists of robust evergreen perennials that typically grow to about 1.2 meters tall when in bloom, although they can reach heights of up to 1.75 meters under optimal conditions. These plants develop a substantial clump of upright, narrow leaves and produce clusters of white flowers on sturdy stems during late spring and early summer, which are succeeded by noticeable seed capsules.

Libertia chilensis Procera Group

Libertia chilensis brown-stemmed

Libertia chilensis stoloniferous

Libertia cranwelliae

Libertia edgariae

Libertia falcata

Libertia from New Zealand

Libertia grandiflora (R. Br.) Sweet is a robust, clumping evergreen that typically reaches heights of up to 90 cm. It features slender, dark green leaves resembling grass. During early summer, it produces bowl-shaped white flowers measuring 2-3 cm in diameter, which rise on upright stems. In the autumn, these flowers give way to round seed pods that darken to black as they reach maturity.

Libertia grandiflora (R. Br.) Sweet

Libertia grandiflora ambig.

Libertia ixioides is an evergreen perennial that typically reaches a height of around 60 cm. It develops a compact tuft of slender leaves, which can shift to an orange-brown hue during the winter months. In late spring and early summer, it produces airy clusters of small white flowers, characterized by three large petals and three smaller ones.

Libertia ixioides

Libertia ixioides 'Flolihi'PBR

This compact variety reaches a height and width of up to 40 cm, forming dense clumps as an evergreen perennial. Its foliage features green leaves that are subtly tinged with bronze and marked by a prominent golden yellow stripe along the center, providing seasonal appeal. From late spring into summer, it produces white flowers.

Libertia ixioides 'Goldfinger' (v)

Libertia ixioides 'Highlander' is a hardy evergreen perennial that can reach heights of 60 cm when in bloom. It develops a compact clump of slender, upright green foliage, featuring distinctive yellow midribs. During the winter months, the leaves transition to a golden hue. In late spring and early summer, it showcases airy clusters of small white flowers.

Libertia ixioides 'Highlander'

Libertia ixioides 'Nngf2'PBR

Libertia ixioides 'Taupo Blaze' is a perennial evergreen that can reach heights of up to 60cm when in bloom. This plant develops a compact tuft of slender, green leaves that transition to golden orange hues during the summer months and shift to copper and burnt red in winter. In late spring and early summer, it generates clusters of small, white flowers that rise slightly above the foliage, which are succeeded by yellow berries in the autumn.

Libertia ixioides 'Taupo Blaze'

Libertia ixioides 'Taupo Sunset' PBR is an evergreen perennial that can reach heights of up to 60 cm when in bloom. It develops a compact clump of slender green leaves that transition to golden hues during the summer months, taking on deep orange and dark red tones in winter. In late spring and early summer, this plant produces airy clusters of small white flowers that rise just above the foliage, which are succeeded by orange berries in the autumn.

Libertia ixioides 'Taupo Sunset'PBR

Libertia ixioides 'Tricolor'

Libertia ixioides dark-leaved

Libertia ixioides from Helen Dillon

Libertia ixioides hybrid

Libertia micrantha

Libertia paniculata

Libertia peregrinans is a compact, evergreen species that typically reaches a height of up to 60 cm. This plant forms a dense clump of slender foliage, which may exhibit a hint of orange. In late spring and early summer, short stems emerge, adorned with clusters of bowl-shaped white flowers nestled among the leaves. It is known for its suckering growth habit.

Libertia peregrinans

Libertia peregrinans 'Gold Leaf' is a compact, clump-forming evergreen perennial reaching up to 50 cm in height. It features erect, sword-like foliage that displays a mix of olive green along with rich orange and gold hues. In late spring to early summer, this plant produces clusters of white, bowl-shaped flowers on short stems that emerge amidst the leaves, eventually giving way to light brown seed heads.

Libertia peregrinans 'Gold Leaf'

Libertia peregrinans 'Gold Stripe'

Libertia peregrinans from East Cape

Libertia pulchella ambig. blue-flowered

Libertia pulchella from Tasmania

Libertia pulchella misapplied is a perennial evergreen characterized by its clusters of broad, sword-like leaves that can reach lengths of up to 18 cm. The foliage is a rough texture, exhibiting a pale greenish-yellow hue near the base. During late spring and early summer, it produces robust clusters of small white flowers, each with uniform petals. By autumn, these flowers give way to round red seeds.

Libertia pulchella misapplied

Libertia pulchella var. pygmaea

Libertia sessiliflora

Libertia sessiliflora 'Ballyrogan Blue'

Libertia sessiliflora 'Caerulescens' is a perennial plant that retains its foliage year-round, featuring stiff, broad leaves that resemble swords. During late spring and early summer, it produces clusters of soft blue flowers that grow closely along upright stems. In the autumn, these blooms give way to elongated capsules that contain small black seeds.