Western Australia is home to the stunning and rare Australian native Macropidia fuliginosa. It has tall flower spikes that arise in the spring and summer from blue-green strap-like leaves. The bloom and stem of the flower spikes have fine black hairs, and they are a distinguishing lime green and black colour. The flower spikes, which can be used as cut flowers or to create spectacular displays in gardens, can grow to heights of 60 cm to over 1.5 m. is dependent in a warm to hot, dry climate. Perfect for use in containers or garden beds. requires a dry climate and well-drained soil. Fungal illnesses are brought on by humidity. Ink spots might appear and require treatment by being severely pruned; they will grow again the following season.
Light requirement: Full Sun and Part sun/part shade
Water requirement: Low
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Skill level: Intermediate
Growth rate: Intermediate
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Drought tolerance: High
Frost tolerance: Low
Wind tolerance: Medium
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Colour: Green
Variegation: No
Size: Small/medium
Seasonality: Evergreen
Flowering: Yes; profuse/bright display
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Fruit: No