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DIANELLA caerulea Blue Stream ®  - Pépinière La Forêt
DIANELLA caerulea Blue Stream ®  - Pépinière La Forêt
DIANELLA caerulea Blue Stream ®  - Pépinière La Forêt

DIANELLA caerulea Blue Stream ®

DIANELLA caerulea Blue Stream ®

This daniella has bluish-green leaves, broader than the type, and blooms blue in summer. It is easy to grow and tolerates drought and nutrient-poor soils well, making it an excellent choice for seaside gardens.

70 cm high with a 50 cm wingspan erected
Evergreen Bleu
Sun / Semi-shade
June to August blue and yellow
-7 °C
Potted plants, borders, Mediterranean beds, rock gardens
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DIANELLA caerulea Blue Stream ® characteristics

With its phormium-like appearance, Dianella Blue Stream® is the result of a horticultural selection based on the Tasmanian lily. Its evergreen leaves are lanceolate, pointed and rigid, with an attractive green hue tinged with bluish reflections. The plant is relatively slow-growing, reaching a mature height of 70 cm with a spread of 50 cm. Over time, its clump expands thanks to short rhizomes. Between June and August, its small, deep-blue flowers are enhanced by yellow stamens.

How to use DIANELLA caerulea Blue Stream ®?

Because of its very graphic features and aesthetic appeal, this plant is often used for ornamental purposes in contemporary, seaside landscape gardens. It can also be used as a pot or bedding plant, and adapts well to coastal environments. Hardy down to -7°C, it is highly resistant to sea spray and drought.

How to grow DIANELLA caerulea Blue Stream ® successfully

Dianella Blue Stream® is best planted in light, well-drained, humus-rich, sandy soil, preferably slightly acidic. It avoids calcareous soils, but thrives in sunny to semi-shaded exposures, whether in a bed, a rockery or in association with Phormiums...