Lomandra montana (R.Br.) L.R.Fraser & Vickery

Plant tufted. Leaves flat or rolled when dried, rather thin, usually 35-50 cm long, 2-4 mm wide; apex toothed, central one often much exceeding laterals; sheath margins lacerated, brown. Male and female inflorescences much shorter than leaves, unbranched; scape much longer than rachis, flattened; flower clusters whorled. Cluster bracts conspicuous, pointed, rather soft, whitish; bract and inner bract brown. Flowers as in Lomandra longifolia .

Grows usually near creeks and waterfalls.