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Commonly known as New Zealand rock lily, is a hardy, clump-forming perennial native to coastal regions of New Zealand. It features arching, strap-like leaves and produces sprays of delicate, star-shaped white flowers in late spring to summer. Well suited to shaded or part-sun positions.
We often arrange Arthropodium cirratum with Hosta and Japanese anemones for a woodland effect.
Commonly known as New Zealand rock lily, is a hardy, clump-forming perennial native to coastal regions of New Zealand. It features arching, strap-like leaves and produces sprays of delicate, star-shaped white flowers in late spring to summer. Well suited to shaded or part-sun positions.
We often arrange Arthropodium cirratum with Hosta and Japanese anemones for a woodland effect.
