5x NZ Iris - $9.99 each

Frost Tolerance Hardy; tolerates frost, coastal wind, and exposed sites Landscaping & Garden Uses

Architectural accent plant in modern or native gardens

Mass planting for strong structural impact

Excellent for coastal and dry landscapes

Works well along paths, borders, and rockeries

Great companion to flaxes, grasses, hebes, and coprosmas Care & Maintenance

Pruning: Remove old or damaged leaves as needed; trim spent flower stems after flowering.
Watering: Water during establishment; low water needs afterwards.
Feeding: Responds to a light spring fertiliser in poor soils.
Pests & Diseases: Very hardy and generally pest-free. Additional Tips

Plant in full sun to maximise colour and form.

The orange seed capsules provide long-lasting ornamental value.

Ideal for low-maintenance, drought-tolerant gardens. Fun Fact / Botanical Insight

The genus Libertia is named after Marie-Anne Libert, a pioneering Belgian botanist—though this species is uniquely New Zealand, thriving in conditions many other irises cannot tolerate. Why Choose Libertia ixioides?

A bold, architectural native offering year-round structure, seasonal flowers, and impressive durability—perfect for modern landscapes, restoration projects, and low-maintenance garden design.

Pot Size: These are our standard size in 7cm square pots.