Dianella revoluta R.Br.

A tufted plant. It grows 0.2-1 m high. It spreads 0.5-1 m across. It forms grass-like tussocks. The leaves are long and narrow. They are 15-85 cm long. They are folded down the middle and the edges bend backwards and are rolled under. They are strap like. The clumps of these plants produce many flower spikes. The flowers are grouped into stems longer than the leaves. The flowers are pale blue. The fruit are blue. They are 10 mm across. Many flowers do not produce fruit. The seeds are shiny and black.

It can grow in temperate and tropical regions. It grows in woodland and heath. It grows in semiarid places. It is frost hardy. It can grow in full sun or light shade. In Tasmania it grows from sea level up to 400 m altitude. In the Inland Botanical Gardens Mildura. In Melbourne Botanical Gardens. Tasmanian Herbarium.

The ripe berries are eaten.

It can be grown by division of the clump. It can also be grown from seed.