libertia species
Libertia species are captivating, evergreen perennials treasured for their striking foliage and starry, iris-like flowers. Native to New Zealand and parts of South America, libertia species provide a unique combination of long-lasting structure and delicate seasonal blooms, making them highly sought-after for both modern and traditional garden designs. With a reputation for being hardy, easy care, and tolerant of a range of conditions, libertia species are an outstanding option for gardeners seeking low-maintenance landscaping palettes, native plant gardens, or textural planting schemes.
Pittosporum ralphii (Ralphs Karo)
Pittosporum ralphii is a hardy, evergreen native shrub or small tree ideal for hedging, screening, and native planting projects across New Zealand. Known for its narrow, grey-green leaves and upright form, it typically grows to 4–6 metres tall and 3–4 metres wide. The foliage has a subtle silver tone, which softens the appearance of dense planting and adds contrast to green-dominated gardens. In spring, small dark red to purple flowers appear, offering seasonal interest and attracting native insects.
From $25.58
Libertia paniculata (Grass Flag)
Libertia paniculata is an elegant evergreen perennial admired for its fine, upright foliage and delicate white flowers that appear in airy clusters. This hardy species performs reliably in New Zealand gardens, offering year round structure and soft seasonal colour. Its tidy, clump forming habit and subtle beauty make it ideal for naturalistic plantings, mixed borders, and modern landscapes. Libertia paniculata is perfect for gardeners wanting a graceful, low maintenance plant.
From $15.86
