Dianella 'Little Becca' forms luxuriant green leaves in dense, small-stature clumps with a tough-as-nails constitution. Spires of small blue flowers are followed by blue berries. Heat, drought, and humidity tolerant. Excellent for filling in sparse plantings and massing. Evergreen.
Note: Spread of 20–35 feet seems excessive for this dwarf variety; likely refers to mass planting coverage. Versatile groundcover.
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