Grasses - various
Native grasses for garden borders, features and for ponds. 35 products
Verday Lomandra (Lomandra Verday) $3.75
The dark green, narrow foliage is the outstanding feature of this very tough Native Grass. The fine leaves and slightly weeping habit give this versatile lomandra a beautiful tussocky, grass-like appearance. It produces slightly fragrant flowers, grows to around 50cm high, perfect for borders, mass landscape plantings and safe for playground use.
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Black Kangaroo Paw (Macropidia fuliginosa) $4.50
A very desirable and spectacular Kangaroo Paw. In sub-tropical regions it can be tricky in soil but will thrive for a few years in a container in a sunny position. In dry summer climates it performs best in lighter soils. Foliage consists of blue-green strap-like leaves 20 to 50 cm in height. Flowers in spring and summer on branched stems up to a metre or so high.
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Tussock Grass (Poa labillardieri) $3.20
A dense perennial tussock grass with long, slender, soft, greyish-green or blue-green leaves in a weeping habit. Depending on aspect and soil, it will grow up to 80 cm tall. Delicate plume like flowerheads in spring to summer extend above the foliage up to 1.2 metres. This is a very graceful and attractive grass well suited for Native Landscaping use.
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River Club Rush (Schoenoplectus validus) $3.20
A great stream stabilisation plant which grows right up to the waters-edge.Plant spreads by its creeping rhizome roots.
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Grass Tree (Xanthorrhoea latifolia) $5.50
A highly prized specimen plant in any Native Plant garden. The Grass Tree, as opposed to popular belief, is really quite fast growing in so far as growing a full-sized grass-head goes.The one in the picture here is only about 10 years old and had developed its grass head in around 5 to 6 years! What
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