Arthropodium cirratum - Renga Renga, Rock Lily

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A much-loved New Zealand native lily, valued for its lush foliage and elegant white flowers. Renga Renga forms attractive clumps and is widely used as a tough, low-maintenance ground cover in gardens and landscapes, particularly beneath trees and in coastal settings.

🌱 Plant Facts

  • Growth habit: Clump-forming perennial lily

  • Foliage: Broad green leaves to 80 cm tall

  • Flowers: Delicate, starry white flowers carried on stems up to 1 m

  • Height: Up to 1 m when in flower

  • Flowering: September – December

  • Fruiting: January – March

🌍 Natural Habitat

  • Coastal environments

  • Typically found on rocky outcrops and free-draining coastal soils

🌿 Growing Environment

  • Drought resistant once established

  • Salt resistant

  • Wind tolerant

  • Coastal tolerant

  • Free-draining soils essential

 

Thrives in exposed sites and copes well with dry conditions compared to many other native lilies.

📍 Endemic Distribution

  • Three Kings Islands

  • Throughout the North Island

  • Upper South Island, north of Greymouth and Kaikōura

🌾 Uses

  • Bird food and attractant

  • Bee food (nectar source during flowering)

  • Ground cover in gardens and landscapes

  • Pots and containers

  • Cut and ornamental flowers

🪴 Cultivation Notes (Live Plant)

A fast-growing and reliable lily that establishes easily in most free-draining soils. Performs best in full sun to light shade and is particularly effective as a ground cover beneath trees, along paths, and in coastal gardens. Once established, it is very low maintenance and long-lived, making it an excellent choice for both home gardens and larger landscape plantings.A much-loved New Zealand native lily, valued for its lush foliage and elegant white flowers. Renga Renga forms attractive clumps and is widely used as a tough, low-maintenance ground cover in gardens and landscapes, particularly beneath trees and in coastal settings.

🌱 Plant Facts

  • Growth habit: Clump-forming perennial lily

  • Foliage: Broad green leaves to 80 cm tall

  • Flowers: Delicate, starry white flowers carried on stems up to 1 m

  • Height: Up to 1 m when in flower

  • Flowering: September – December

  • Fruiting: January – March

🌍 Natural Habitat

  • Coastal environments

  • Typically found on rocky outcrops and free-draining coastal soils

🌿 Growing Environment

  • Drought resistant once established

  • Salt resistant

  • Wind tolerant

  • Coastal tolerant

  • Free-draining soils essential

 

Thrives in exposed sites and copes well with dry conditions compared to many other native lilies.

📍 Endemic Distribution

  • Three Kings Islands

  • Throughout the North Island

  • Upper South Island, north of Greymouth and Kaikōura

🌾 Uses

  • Bird food and attractant

  • Bee food (nectar source during flowering)

  • Ground cover in gardens and landscapes

  • Pots and containers

  • Cut and ornamental flowers

🪴 Cultivation Notes (Live Plant)

 

A fast-growing and reliable lily that establishes easily in most free-draining soils. Performs best in full sun to light shade and is particularly effective as a ground cover beneath trees, along paths, and in coastal gardens. Once established, it is very low maintenance and long-lived, making it an excellent choice for both home gardens and larger landscape plantings.

Approximate product size:

• PB3/4 (5cm – 20cm, 350ml)

• PB3 (20cm – 70cm, 1.5L)

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.

“We’ll donate $1 per plant sold to national conservation efforts, helping to protect and restore New Zealand’s natural heritage”

Size:

A much-loved New Zealand native lily, valued for its lush foliage and elegant white flowers. Renga Renga forms attractive clumps and is widely used as a tough, low-maintenance ground cover in gardens and landscapes, particularly beneath trees and in coastal settings.

🌱 Plant Facts

  • Growth habit: Clump-forming perennial lily

  • Foliage: Broad green leaves to 80 cm tall

  • Flowers: Delicate, starry white flowers carried on stems up to 1 m

  • Height: Up to 1 m when in flower

  • Flowering: September – December

  • Fruiting: January – March

🌍 Natural Habitat

  • Coastal environments

  • Typically found on rocky outcrops and free-draining coastal soils

🌿 Growing Environment

  • Drought resistant once established

  • Salt resistant

  • Wind tolerant

  • Coastal tolerant

  • Free-draining soils essential

 

Thrives in exposed sites and copes well with dry conditions compared to many other native lilies.

📍 Endemic Distribution

  • Three Kings Islands

  • Throughout the North Island

  • Upper South Island, north of Greymouth and Kaikōura

🌾 Uses

  • Bird food and attractant

  • Bee food (nectar source during flowering)

  • Ground cover in gardens and landscapes

  • Pots and containers

  • Cut and ornamental flowers

🪴 Cultivation Notes (Live Plant)

A fast-growing and reliable lily that establishes easily in most free-draining soils. Performs best in full sun to light shade and is particularly effective as a ground cover beneath trees, along paths, and in coastal gardens. Once established, it is very low maintenance and long-lived, making it an excellent choice for both home gardens and larger landscape plantings.A much-loved New Zealand native lily, valued for its lush foliage and elegant white flowers. Renga Renga forms attractive clumps and is widely used as a tough, low-maintenance ground cover in gardens and landscapes, particularly beneath trees and in coastal settings.

🌱 Plant Facts

  • Growth habit: Clump-forming perennial lily

  • Foliage: Broad green leaves to 80 cm tall

  • Flowers: Delicate, starry white flowers carried on stems up to 1 m

  • Height: Up to 1 m when in flower

  • Flowering: September – December

  • Fruiting: January – March

🌍 Natural Habitat

  • Coastal environments

  • Typically found on rocky outcrops and free-draining coastal soils

🌿 Growing Environment

  • Drought resistant once established

  • Salt resistant

  • Wind tolerant

  • Coastal tolerant

  • Free-draining soils essential

 

Thrives in exposed sites and copes well with dry conditions compared to many other native lilies.

📍 Endemic Distribution

  • Three Kings Islands

  • Throughout the North Island

  • Upper South Island, north of Greymouth and Kaikōura

🌾 Uses

  • Bird food and attractant

  • Bee food (nectar source during flowering)

  • Ground cover in gardens and landscapes

  • Pots and containers

  • Cut and ornamental flowers

🪴 Cultivation Notes (Live Plant)

 

A fast-growing and reliable lily that establishes easily in most free-draining soils. Performs best in full sun to light shade and is particularly effective as a ground cover beneath trees, along paths, and in coastal gardens. Once established, it is very low maintenance and long-lived, making it an excellent choice for both home gardens and larger landscape plantings.

Approximate product size:

• PB3/4 (5cm – 20cm, 350ml)

• PB3 (20cm – 70cm, 1.5L)

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.

“We’ll donate $1 per plant sold to national conservation efforts, helping to protect and restore New Zealand’s natural heritage”