A perennial herb related to the iris that spreads slowly by short rhizomes. The stiff, sword-like leaves grow to 2’ tall and are an unusual orange-green color with conspicuous orange-brown veins; they are particularly attractive when backlit as they appear to glow in warm, fiery tones. Small white flowers appear on short stalks tucked among the foliage in spring. Plant in sun or moderate shade, with moist but well-drained, slightly acid soil. Well placed at poolsides, as an accent plant, or in containers. Hardy to 15F. New Zealand.
Libertia peregrinans
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