Appearance
''Dianella tasmanica'' is a strappy herbaceous plant which grows to 0.5–2 metres high and wide, with a thick spreading rhizome under the ground. The green linear keeled leaves have finely toothed margins, and may reach 1 m in length and 1.5–4 cm wide. The small blue flowers bloom in spring and summer , and are followed by small roughly oval or globular violet berries which range from about 1.2 cm in diameter.Distribution
Found southwards from Dorrigo in New South Wales, and into Victoria and Tasmania, ''Dianella tasmanica'' grows singly or in clumps in shady spots in wet forests.Habitat
Found southwards from Dorrigo in New South Wales, and into Victoria and Tasmania, ''Dianella tasmanica'' grows singly or in clumps in shady spots in wet forests.References:
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