Lomandra is a genus of perennial, grass-like plants native to Australia and New Zealand. These hardy plants are known for their resilience to various environmental conditions, including drought and poor soil quality. They typically feature long, strap-like leaves and can produce small, fragrant flowers. Lomandra species are commonly used in landscaping and erosion control due to their ability to thrive in diverse habitats. They are low-maintenance and can tolerate both full sun and partial shade, making them suitable for gardens, parks, and commercial properties. Their adaptability and aesthetic appeal contribute to their popularity in horticulture.