Rengarenga Lily – Arthropodium cirratum

Rengarenga Lily – Arthropodium cirratum

An attractive New Zealand native perennial with broad, arching, bright-green leaves and delicate sprays of star-shaped white flowers in spring and summer. Naturally found in coastal environments, rengarenga forms lush clumps that provide excellent groundcover and seasonal interest. Its flowers attract bees and other pollinating insects, making it a lovely addition to native gardens.

Growing conditions: Prefers well-drained soil in partial shade, although it tolerates sun in sheltered positions. Ideal for coastal gardens, borders, mass planting and understorey landscaping. Protect from heavy frost.

Provenance: Grown from seed collected in Golden Bay, New Zealand.

Height/Spread: 0.5–1 m / 0.5–1 m (including flower stems)

Leaves: Broad, soft, arching, strap-like green leaves, approximately 30–60 cm long

Flowering Time: November to February; sprays of delicate white, star-shaped flowers

Growth Rate: Medium to fast