Dianella tasmanica variegata orange this bromeliad is grown in

this bromeliad is grown in containers that must be overwintered indoors

From March through September

20 percent peat

Puya mirabilis

Dianella tasmanica variegata orange this bromeliad is grown inThe small flowers, which appear in mid spring, have pale violet sepals with white striped green petals and are followed by attractive dark blue berries. Best in light shade but will take full coastal sun and can take exposed windy locations in clay or sandy soils that are fairly well drained. Give regular to occasional water the species is often listed as drought tolerant but cannot withstand prolonged dry southern California summers without some