Arthropodium cirratum - Renga Renga, Rock Lily
Renga Renga (Arthropodium cirratum), also known as Reinga Lily or Rock Lily, is a hardy and adaptable perennial that thrives in a variety of conditions, especially coastal areas.
It forms large clumps with drooping, fleshy, strap-shaped leaves, and starry white flowers that bloom in airy panicles from early to mid-summer. The plant typically grows to about 1m in height and can regrow from its fleshy roots each spring, even in frost-prone areas. It is susceptible to slug and snail damage and sometimes attacked by a leaf-spot fungus in damp, shady situations.
Growing Conditions:
• Tolerances: Drought, wind, coastal conditions, free-draining soils, and salt.
• Endemic Distribution: Three Kings Islands, throughout the North Island, and the upper South Island (north of Greymouth and Kaikoura).
Specifications:
• Height: 1m
• Flowering: September – December, with white star-shaped flowers.
• Fruiting: January – March, producing seeds.
Ideal Uses:
• Bird food / Attractant (for native birds).
• Bee food (attractive to pollinators).
• Pots/containers (ideal for containers or mass planting).
• Ground cover under trees or on banks.
• Flowering border plant.
Renga Renga is an excellent choice for coastal gardens, ground covers, and border plantings where it can be appreciated for its striking flowers and hardiness.
Approximate product size & price:
• PB3/4 (5cm – 20cm, 350ml): $6 each | 9 for $45
• PB3 (20cm – 70cm, 1.5L): $12 each | 5 for $50
• PB8 (50cm+, 3.5L): $24 each | 4 for $80
More than happy to mix and match bulk pricing with plants of the same price range.
Timeframe:
We ship Monday – Wednesday for South Island customers and Monday/Tuesday for Rural and North Island customers. Orders placed outside of these days will be fulfilled the following week.
Local pick ups and/or deliveries will be made by arrangement.
Need a custom shipping quote? If the set pricing seems a bit steep, get in touch with us at Nelson Natives, and we’ll see what we can do.
“We’ll donate $1 per plant sold to national conservation efforts, helping to protect and restore New Zealand’s natural heritage”
Renga Renga (Arthropodium cirratum), also known as Reinga Lily or Rock Lily, is a hardy and adaptable perennial that thrives in a variety of conditions, especially coastal areas.
It forms large clumps with drooping, fleshy, strap-shaped leaves, and starry white flowers that bloom in airy panicles from early to mid-summer. The plant typically grows to about 1m in height and can regrow from its fleshy roots each spring, even in frost-prone areas. It is susceptible to slug and snail damage and sometimes attacked by a leaf-spot fungus in damp, shady situations.
Growing Conditions:
• Tolerances: Drought, wind, coastal conditions, free-draining soils, and salt.
• Endemic Distribution: Three Kings Islands, throughout the North Island, and the upper South Island (north of Greymouth and Kaikoura).
Specifications:
• Height: 1m
• Flowering: September – December, with white star-shaped flowers.
• Fruiting: January – March, producing seeds.
Ideal Uses:
• Bird food / Attractant (for native birds).
• Bee food (attractive to pollinators).
• Pots/containers (ideal for containers or mass planting).
• Ground cover under trees or on banks.
• Flowering border plant.
Renga Renga is an excellent choice for coastal gardens, ground covers, and border plantings where it can be appreciated for its striking flowers and hardiness.
Approximate product size & price:
• PB3/4 (5cm – 20cm, 350ml): $6 each | 9 for $45
• PB3 (20cm – 70cm, 1.5L): $12 each | 5 for $50
• PB8 (50cm+, 3.5L): $24 each | 4 for $80
More than happy to mix and match bulk pricing with plants of the same price range.
Timeframe:
We ship Monday – Wednesday for South Island customers and Monday/Tuesday for Rural and North Island customers. Orders placed outside of these days will be fulfilled the following week.
Local pick ups and/or deliveries will be made by arrangement.
Need a custom shipping quote? If the set pricing seems a bit steep, get in touch with us at Nelson Natives, and we’ll see what we can do.
“We’ll donate $1 per plant sold to national conservation efforts, helping to protect and restore New Zealand’s natural heritage”
Renga Renga (Arthropodium cirratum), also known as Reinga Lily or Rock Lily, is a hardy and adaptable perennial that thrives in a variety of conditions, especially coastal areas.
It forms large clumps with drooping, fleshy, strap-shaped leaves, and starry white flowers that bloom in airy panicles from early to mid-summer. The plant typically grows to about 1m in height and can regrow from its fleshy roots each spring, even in frost-prone areas. It is susceptible to slug and snail damage and sometimes attacked by a leaf-spot fungus in damp, shady situations.
Growing Conditions:
• Tolerances: Drought, wind, coastal conditions, free-draining soils, and salt.
• Endemic Distribution: Three Kings Islands, throughout the North Island, and the upper South Island (north of Greymouth and Kaikoura).
Specifications:
• Height: 1m
• Flowering: September – December, with white star-shaped flowers.
• Fruiting: January – March, producing seeds.
Ideal Uses:
• Bird food / Attractant (for native birds).
• Bee food (attractive to pollinators).
• Pots/containers (ideal for containers or mass planting).
• Ground cover under trees or on banks.
• Flowering border plant.
Renga Renga is an excellent choice for coastal gardens, ground covers, and border plantings where it can be appreciated for its striking flowers and hardiness.
Approximate product size & price:
• PB3/4 (5cm – 20cm, 350ml): $6 each | 9 for $45
• PB3 (20cm – 70cm, 1.5L): $12 each | 5 for $50
• PB8 (50cm+, 3.5L): $24 each | 4 for $80
More than happy to mix and match bulk pricing with plants of the same price range.
Timeframe:
We ship Monday – Wednesday for South Island customers and Monday/Tuesday for Rural and North Island customers. Orders placed outside of these days will be fulfilled the following week.
Local pick ups and/or deliveries will be made by arrangement.
Need a custom shipping quote? If the set pricing seems a bit steep, get in touch with us at Nelson Natives, and we’ll see what we can do.
“We’ll donate $1 per plant sold to national conservation efforts, helping to protect and restore New Zealand’s natural heritage”