Evergreen Baby™ Lomandra

Lomandra labill ‘LM600’ PBR Trade Name Evergreen Baby™

• Compact, fine leaved and evergreen Lomandra
• Very tough: wet feet tolerant and drought tolerant
• Perfect when a small but tough Lomandra is needed

Description: An attractive compact form that handles drought and wet feet has been highly sought after for Water Sensitive Urban Design (WSUD), as well as landscapes where the maintenance crew can’t seem to get the irrigation right.

Tanika® Lomandra proves how popular a fine leaf, tough, evergreen strappy leaf plant can be.

However, in some situations a tough smaller plant is needed, and finally a Lomandra labill based plant has the answer.

Along with these benefits, Evergreen Baby™ Lomandra gets lots of golden flowers in spring and is male sterile.

This fine leafed, compact and evergreen plant is about half the size of the popular Tanika® Lomandra. (See notes section below for more information)

Size: 400-450mm high x 450mm wide.

Planting Density: 4-8 plants per m², 2-4 plants per linear metre.

Uses: Mass planting, feature plant, borders.

Position: Full sun to part shade. Tolerates frost, drought and periodic wet feet.

Evergreen Baby™ Lomandra works in sandy loam to heavy clay soil types.

Care: Water as required for 8-13 weeks until established. Plant in a well mulched garden (chunky mulch is recommended).

Ensure crown or base of plant is not below soil or mulch level.

If required use slow release fertiliser in spring. Every 3-5 years cut back 15cm above the ground if required (will look better with pruning every 3 years, this depends on your requirements).

Occassional watering may be required in dry periods.

Where it works: QLD (does not work in northern QLD), NSW, ACT, VIC, SA & WA.

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