Lomandra White Sands

What are the landscaping uses for Lomandra White Sands in NZ?

Lomandra White Sands is a popular choice in landscaping projects across NZ. It is commonly mass planted as a ground cover or on a bank, included in borders or mixed plantings, or planted around outdoor living areas such as pools and barbecue areas. This hardy ornamental grass is also perfect for gardens around commercial buildings that are often neglected due to a lack of watering. Landscape designers around the world favour Lomandra White Sands. The gorgeous foliage and versatility of this plant make it a popular choice in landscaping.

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What is the optimum Lomandra White Sands planting distance?

The optimum Lomandra White Sands planting distance, if you want your plants to merge as an effective ground cover, is 40 cm apart. However, they must be spaced at least 75 cm apart if you want them to grow as unique plants. The optimum spacing for having them merge to a limited degree is 55 cm apart.

What height does the variegated Lomandra White Sands grow to?

The variegated Lomandra White Sands typically grows to around 50-60 cm tall. They grow to a similar width with beautiful, cascading foliage coloured cream and dark green.

Where to position Lomandra White Sands?

Lomandra White Sands performs best when positioned in full sun or part shade on a well-drained site. This hardy plant tolerates frost, drought, cold climates, wind, coastal climates, and most soil types, except extreme wet. Above all else, ensure it is grown on well-drained soil that does not become waterlogged. Similarly, if you intend to grow it in a pot, ensure only potting media is used and never use garden soil. Browning on the tip ends or plants rotting in the middle is a sure sign that they are too wet.

Is Lomandra White Sands a true white Lomandra?

Lomandra White Sands has foliage that is predominantly cream with a green centre. It is probably as close to a white Lomandra as we can get at this time, so it is often referred to as the White Lomandra.