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National Plant Network 1 gal. Potted Violet Dianella Flax Lily Bush

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National Plant Network 1 gal. Potted Violet Dianella Flax Lily Bush

Item # 2511996

National Plant Network National Plant Network 1 gal. Potted Violet Dianella Flax Lily Bush
National Plant Network National Plant Network 1 gal. Potted Violet Dianella Flax Lily Bush
$24.99
National Plant Network 1 gal. Potted Violet Dianella Flax Lily Bush

Item # 2511996

National Plant Network National Plant Network 1 gal. Potted Violet Dianella Flax Lily Bush
National Plant Network National Plant Network 1 gal. Potted Violet Dianella Flax Lily Bush
$24.99

The National Plant Network 1 gal. Potted Violet Dianella Flax Lily Bush is a rapid growing ornamental grass that is perfect for use in shaded areas of the garden. Where other plants may have struggled, this resilient lily will thrive! Flax Lily is hardy in zones 9 through 11, but can tolerate cooler zone 8 temperatures with limited die-back due to its tough, rhizomatic root system. This plant produces dainty violet blooms each spring that transform into exotic looking blue ornamental berries by mid summer. Extremely easy to care for and pollinator friendly! Decorate your front or backyard spaces and delight guests and passersby by planting this stunning lily bush.

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  • Offer contains (1) Dianella Flax Lily in a 1 gal. grower container
  • Mature size of the lily bush: 2 ft. to 3 ft. H and 1 ft. to 3 ft. W
  • Best grown in USDA hardiness zones 9 through 11
  • Performs best in full shade to part sun
  • Thrives in well draining soil that regularly receives moisture
  • Great for use in shaded areas that are hard to grow in or as a mass planted border
  • Violet spring blooms transform into ornamental berries mid summer
  • Rapid growth and spreading habit
  • Attracts pollinators