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Dianella revoluta

Scientific name

Dianella revoluta

Common name

Flax-lily

Plant description

A perennial herb that spreads by rhizomes and grows on sand or limestone. The flowers are designed to be pollinated by native bees such as the blue-banded bee. The bee holds the anther and buzzes, to shake out the pollen over itself. The fruits are purple berries.

See more on Florabase.

Flower colour

Blue, purple, rarely white

Flowering months

September to December

Dianella Revoluta

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