Libertia formosa, commonly known as Chilean iris, is a striking plant native to New Zealand. It forms dense clumps in well-drained soils, particularly thriving in moist, fertile conditions. This species boasts eye-catching flowers, typically appearing in spring or early summer, with delicate white petals and vibrant orange stamens. Libertia formosa is frost hardy, evergreen, and adaptable to various garden settings, from borders to rockeries, and even containers. Its mature size is about 70cm in height and spread, making it a versatile choice for landscaping. Preferring full sun to partial shade, this species requires moderate moisture and good drainage for optimal growth.