Common Name:
Wharawhara
Description:
A clump forming, silver leaved native that resembles a flax.
Flowering:
Pale green flowers are displayed on long stems.
Size:
1.3m x 1.3m
Growth conditions:
- A well-drained position in soil enriched with compost.
- Keep soil moist during hot, dry periods.
- Sun or semi-shade.
- Ideal for coastal gardens.
Care:
Little care is needed apart from removing older leaves to tidy. Protect from frost in colder areas.
Uses:
- Containers/Pots
- Modern gardens
- Mass plantings
- Contrast/ Foliage colour
Comments:
Ideal when planted amoung native grasses for a dramatic contrast. Also looks good in containers.
Continue to Astelia chathamica or back to Grasses and Flaxes.