Xanthorrhoea quadrangulata (seedlings)

In South Australia, south of Adelaide to the Flinders ranges in dry, Rocky areas and ridges with heavy clay soils. Plants can grow 2 m and I often branch. Leaves are blue grey in colour. Large, dark brown, opening white, flower spikes occur from March to August. This is a quick Brower, often, producing in attractive, grassy club and flower spike within three years. Party in a wide range of soils, including lime, Rocky and heavy clay. If drainage is an Pete it. A great addition to any garden and his eye ideal for rockeries borders or as a feature plant.