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Arthropodium Te Puna 140MM

Arthropodium ‘Te Puna’ – 140MM

I am Arthropodium ‘Te Puna’. My family originated from New Zealand

Botanic Name: Arthropodium cirratum ‘Te Puna’

Clumping/Strappy – Perfect for dry shade

I am a smaller growing form of Arthropodium cirratum, a lush looking but tough clumping perennial with sprays of small white star shaped flowers from late spring through summer. My broad lily like arching leaves are blue green in colour.

Drought tolerant and hardy I am well suited to dry shaded areas where few other plants will thrive but I will. This makes me ideal as an underplanting for large trees and shrubs.

I am an ideal choice for bordering pathways and similar areas.

I require no maintenance or pruning to maintain my lush look and good shape.

Full Sun to Full Shade (6+ hours direct sun to no direct sun)
Height: 0.4m Width: 0.5m
I need minimal water once established
Flowering
I perform well in most soils but do best in those that are free draining
I am popular and will make you happy because…
I produce sprays of white flowers on slender stems above my strappy green foliage from spring into summer
I am ideal for dry shade and where low maintenance is desirable
I make an excellent edging plant for beside footpaths and driveways

    Plant me:

  • in pots and other containers
  • in hanging baskets
  • in garden beds and general landscaping

Tips for success…

Protect from frost and snails
Plant me 30cm apart
100% Recyclable Pot and Label
Most pots and labels made from 100% recycled polypropylene

Plant family: Asparagaceae
Other names: Renga Renga Lily, New Zealand Rock Lily, Te Puna Renga Lily

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