Is Dianella frost hardy?
Is Dianella frost hardy?
WYEENA® Dianella is a frost tolerant plant with striking variegated clean foliage.
What can I plant with Dianella?
Try using them with complementary plants like blue fescue, Lily Turf, Lomandra, and Mondo Grass. For a natural and simple look, use them planted amongst large landscape boulders. They also work harmoniously when used with a mixed planting of Fringe Flower, Nandinia, Sago Palms, Mirror Plant, and Agapanthus.
Which Dianella are poisonous?
It is known that Dianella tasmanica and Dianella intermedia are known to be toxic and should not be consumed.
How do you trim Dianella?
Maintenance Tips for Dianella Plants Deadheading spent flowers and removing browned stems will make room for healthy new growth. When removing damaged or browning foliage, cut the stem all the way back to the crown — the part of the plant where the stem and the roots meet.
Is Dianella drought tolerant?
Clumping Dianella with blue foliage and masses of blue/yellow flowers. Drought tough and low maintenance.
How far apart do you plant Dianella?
Pruning Instructions
| Category: | Perennial |
|---|---|
| Space Range: | 15-18″ (38-46cm) |
| Lowest Temperature: | 10° to 20°F (-12° to -7°C) |
| Plant Light: | Part Shade |
| Companion Plants: | Hosta, Japanese Maple, Pieris |
How do you maintain dianella?
Keep It Alive
- Flax lily does best in partial shade to heavy shade.
- Dianella tasmanica tolerates clay, sand and some water-logging but prefers well-drained soils.
- Prevent rapidly colonization of Dianella by watering infrequently.
- Once established, flax lily can be drought tolerant.
How do you take care of Dianella in Tasmanica?
Very nice for planting around swimming pools.
- Plant Feed. Apply a balanced liquid fertilizer monthly.
- Watering. Keep soil evenly moist.
- Soil. Acidic, humus-rich soil.
- Basic Care Summary. Best in acidic, humus-rich soil. Tolerates drought, but looks best with regular watering. Apply a balanced liquid fertilizer monthly.
Is dianella Tasmanica edible?
Edible Uses: Fruit – raw or cooked. The fruit is up to 1.5cm in diameter.
Can you eat dianella Tasmanica?
Fruits are sweet, blue-purple berries ranging from 4–10mm in diameter, containing a few tiny, nutty-flavoured seeds. These may be enjoyed fresh or cooked in sweet or savoury dishes, while the plant root can be pounded and roasted for eating.
How do you treat dianella?
How do you maintain Dianella?