Libertia edgariae

Libertia edgariae consists of leavy fans that emerge from horizontal stolons. The leaves measure between 120–620 mm (4.7–24.4 in) in length and are a green to pale yellow in colour, while the stolons are a pale yellow colour. The species can be differentiated from Libertia grandiflora due to the presence of falcate leaves, barrel-shaped capsules, elongate rhizomes, and by being smaller in scale. The species has white flowers. It can be distinguished from L. ixioides and L. grandiflora due to the leaves being significantly more flaccid, or due to its distinct flower shape.

The species is endemic to New Zealand, found in coastal scrub and on hillsides near Wellington and the western Wairarapa, including the Remutaka Ranges and Eastbourne Hills. The species is often found in scrubland alongside Leptospermum scoparium and Pteridium esculentum.