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Libertia mooreae

Libertia mooreae is a hardy evergreen perennial native to NZ, admired for its fine, sword like foliage and clusters of white starry flowers in spring and summer. This attractive plant brings year round texture and seasonal colour, making it an excellent choice for modern and naturalistic landscapes alike. Low maintenance and resilient, Libertia mooreae thrives in a wide range of conditions and is ideal for borders, mass planting, or container displays.

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Suited to regions:All regions
Plant type:Grasses
Height:40 cm
Spread:40 cm
Flowering time:Spring
Tolerances:Coastal, Extended dry periods, Hardy, Wind
Garden uses:Borders, Paths & Steps, Pool areas
Garden styles:Alpine, Architectural, Backyard, City & Courtyard, Coastal, Frontyard, Japanese, Mediterranean, Modern, Native
Easy to grow?Yes
Maintenance requirementsLow
Growth rateMedium
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Sku10369

How to grow Libertia mooreae in NZ

Growing Libertia mooreae in NZ is easy as it naturally thrives in a variety of conditions. It prefers full sun or light shade and grows well in free draining soils, though it tolerates clay and poorer ground once established. Planting in groups enhances its visual effect, especially when mass planted in garden borders. This plant is hardy to frost and wind, making it reliable for most NZ regions and a dependable option for home gardens.

Libertia mooreae care tips

Caring for Libertia mooreae is simple and requires minimal effort. Remove old or damaged leaves in late winter or early spring to keep the plant looking tidy. Feeding with a balanced fertiliser in spring will encourage strong foliage and flower production. Watering is important during prolonged dry periods, particularly for young plants, but mature clumps are drought tolerant. This low maintenance habit makes it a popular choice for sustainable gardens.

Libertia mooreae size, spacing, and growth rate

Libertia mooreae typically grows to around 60 cm tall and 40 to 50 cm wide, forming compact clumps. When planting in borders or mass plantings, space clumps about 40 cm apart for a dense effect. Growth is moderate, allowing it to establish steadily without becoming invasive. Over time, clumps expand and can be divided to create new plants. This makes Libertia mooreae both practical and attractive for a wide range of garden uses.

Landscaping uses for Libertia mooreae

Libertia mooreae is highly versatile in landscaping thanks to its fine texture and seasonal flowers. It is perfect for mass planting along borders, driveways, or pathways where its clumping habit creates strong lines and structure. It also suits naturalistic plantings with grasses and other natives, adding contrast and seasonal interest. In containers, it provides elegant foliage and flower displays. This plant combines practicality with lasting ornamental value.

Why buy Libertia mooreae from The Plant Company?

Buying Libertia mooreae from The Plant Company ensures you receive healthy, well established plants grown in NZ conditions. As NZ’s most trusted plant nursery, we pride ourselves on providing premium quality natives that are ready to thrive in your garden. Each plant is securely packaged for safe delivery, with fast shipping nationwide. Choosing The Plant Company means reliable service, expert advice, and confidence that your plants will perform beautifully.

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