Lomandra confertifolia 'LOLTCS08'
Lomandra confertifolia Del Sol on Low irrigation in October 2021 at South Coast REC.
Summary
Del Sol is a blousy, golden-tipped cultivar of Lomandra confertifolia. It had significantly better vigor and overall appearance on low irrigation than the other treatments at UC Davis earning it our Blue Ribbon Award. There were no differences in growth between treatments at either site (Figures 3a-3d). Del Sol scored slightly lower at South Coast REC, and mysteriously received the lowest overall appearance score on moderate water, with both high and low treatments scoring the same mean overall appearance rating. Plants did show some speckling on the leaves at South Coast REC, and though the source was speculated to be thrips damage, this was not firmly diagnosed by the data collectors there. Where a loose informal grass-like plant is desired, Del Sol should be a solid performer.
Basic Info
Submitted by: | First Step Greenhouses |
Site(s): | UC Davis & SCREC |
Trial Exposure: | Sun |
Year evaluated: | 2021 |
Height and Width (after 2 yrs): | 2.6' x 3.4' - UC Davis 2.4' x 3.8' - SCREC |
Reported mature Height & Width: | 1-2' x 2-3' |
WUCOLS plant type: | G |
Water Needs & WUCOLS Region: | Low |
Mean Overall Appearance rating: (1-5 Scale, 5 is highest) | 4.2 - UC Davis 3.7 - SCREC |
Flowering Months: | April - UC Davis June-Oct. - SCREC |
Growth and Quality Data
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Lomandra confertifolia Del Sol on low water in April 2021 at South Coast REC.