Tufty grass-like plant with dark green stems is found near the coast from Rockhampton to Sydney. Golden Yellow flowers in clusters from August to November. Beautiful rockerie plant. Requires sun or dappled shade and hardy in most well-drained soils.

 

 

A spreading, cushion like plant for full sun. Short spikes of creamy flowers in autumn and winter. Spreads to form large clumps. Useful for rockeries. Matting Lomandra often covers large slabs of rock.

 

Crackerjack exhibits a strong but graceful presence in the landscape.  New seasons growth is blue maturing to green with age.  Frost Tolerant. 

 

 

This perennial herb with dull dark green leaves makes a lovely rockery plant ( or excellent container plant) Yellow flowers from October to December. Requires an excellent drainage in full sun or semi-shade.

 

Similar to L. longifolia with a weeping habit. Clusters of creamy flowers in spring. Useful rockery plant and water feature. It can be also used for erosion control. Likes a moist spot and some shade.

 

 

A hardy, drought tolerant variety.  Grows best in free draining soils and will tolerate dry sandy soil conditions.  Bright green leaves form a dense, small rounded ball shape.  Frost Tolerant.

 

A rare and unusual native Lomandra.  Hardy and tolerant to most soil types and will grow in full sun or partial shade.  Small spikes of Cream flowers are borne within the foliage in spring.

 

A tufted plant for moist,sheltered situation in part shade. Dense spikes of creamy flowers in spring. Useful for erosion control it can grow in wet soils.

 

  

A hardy drought tolerant lomandra variety.  Grows best in free draining soils and will tolerate dry sandy soil conditions.  Frost Tolerant.  Low Maintenance.