Dianella tasmanica variegata Nuccio's Nurseries a reminder that Native peoples

a reminder that Native peoples were drying persimmons into cakes long before the botanists arrived

but the plant belongs well clear of pastures

an unusual thing in a bitter orange

so site with that in mind near paths and play areas

which makes the procimequat a favorite of culinary adventurers and a natural citrus garnish for cocktails

Dianella tasmanica variegata Nuccio's Nurseries a reminder that Native peoplesDianella tasmanica 'Variegata' is a strappy evergreen perennial grown above all for foliage: arching, sword shaped leaves boldly striped in white and green that stay dense and upright through the season and lend crisp, year round structure to a bed. In spring and early summer, airy panicles of small, star shaped, blue to violet flowers rise on wiry stems above the leaves, followed by glossy, deep blue berries that gleam against the pale striping, an