About
Libertia grandiflora, the New Zealand satin flower, is a strong-growing, clump-forming, evergreen plant to 90 cm with narrow, dark-green, grass-like leaves. In early summer, white, bowl-shaped flowers 2�3 cm across are produced on erect stems, followed by round seed pods that turn black as they mature. A beautiful and architectural perennial for a sunny or partly shaded, well-drained border.
About the genus
Libertia are clump-forming evergreen perennials from the Southern Hemisphere with grass-like foliage and panicles of saucer-shaped, white or blue flowers, followed by ornamental, often orange or black seed capsules. Excellent architectural plants for sunny or partly shaded, well-drained borders.
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