Arthropodium cirratum commonly known as the New Zealand Rock Lily or Renga Lily. It is a herbaceous perennial plant native to New Zealand. 
 
Description:
 
Growth Habit: Arthropodium cirratum 'Matapouri Bay' is a clump-forming perennial with a tufted growth habit. It typically reaches a height of around 40 to 60 centimeters 
Leaves: The leaves of 'Matapouri Bay' are long, slender, and arching, with a graceful appearance. They are glossy and dark green, adding to the plant's overall attractiveness.
Flowers: In spring and summer, this cultivar produces delicate, star-shaped flowers on tall, slender stems. The flowers are usually white or pale lavender in color and have a lovely fragrance.
 
Growing Conditions:
 
Sunlight: Arthropodium cirratum 'Matapouri Bay' prefers full sun to partial shade. It can tolerate some shade but typically flowers best in areas with ample sunlight.
Soil: This plant thrives in well-draining, fertile soil. It can grow in various soil types, including sandy, loamy, or clay soils.
Watering: Once established, 'Matapouri Bay' is relatively drought-tolerant. However, regular watering during dry spells will help maintain healthy growth and flowering.
Temperature: This cultivar is well-suited for temperate climates and can tolerate light frosts. It may require protection in colder regions with freezing temperatures.
Maintenance: Arthropodium cirratum 'Matapouri Bay' is a low-maintenance plant. Remove spent flowers to encourage additional blooming. After flowering, trim back any dead or discolored foliage to keep the plant looking tidy.
 
Uses in Landscaping:
 
Flowering Borders: Adds interest to garden borders with its attractive white flowers that bloom in late spring to summer. It provides a striking contrast to other plants in mixed borders.
Coastal Gardens: Tolerant of coastal conditions, including salt spray and wind. It can be used in seaside gardens to create a lush, green look even in challenging environments.
Accent Plant: Functions well as an accent plant in garden beds and landscapes. Its bold, arching leaves and tall flower spikes create visual interest and draw the eye.
Erosion Control: Useful for stabilizing soil in shady areas prone to erosion. Its extensive root system helps prevent soil erosion and holds soil in place.
Low-Maintenance Gardens: Requires minimal care once established, making it a good choice for low-maintenance garden designs. Occasional removal of dead leaves and spent flower spikes helps maintain its appearance.