Doryanthes palmeri (Spear Lily)
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Spear Lily
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Spear Lily
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Growth Characteristics information is sourced from:
State Flora Catalog, Government of South Australia
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SPEAR LILY FACTS |

Map is from The Atlas of Living Australia web site, licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Australia License Common Name Spear Lily
Description The Spear Lily is large herbaceous plant with long sword shaped leaves and large reddish brown flowerheads in spring on stems 2m to 5m tall.
Distribution Queensland, New South Wales,
Growth Characteristics Height (m): 2 - 3 Spread (m): 2 - 3 Soil Texture: sand, loam, clay Soil pH: soils with pH less than 8 Frost Sensitivity: moderately sensitive Minimum Rainfall (mm): 600 Flower Colour: red Flower Season: spring, summer
(source: SA State Flora Catalog)
Wildlife Interest attracts birds
Classification
Class: | Liliopsida | Order: | Asparagales | Family: | Doryanthaceae | Genus: | Doryanthes | Species: | palmeri | Common Name: | Spear Lily |
Relatives in same Genus Doryanthes excelsa
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