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Wetland Grasses...
Wetland grasses can be further defined into a number of sub categories including; marginal aquatic and aquatic. The species in this group are planted on creek banks just above the water line or submerged to varying depths to 1m.
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Baumea articulataA tufted, native perennial with cylindrical stems to 2.5m tall, the stems have cross walls. Technical NotesEnquire about this product |
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Baumea junceaSlender perennial Australian native with long rhizome. Flowering in spring through summer. Technical NotesEnquire about this product |
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Baumea rubiginosaA native wiry perennial with cylindrical green leaves and stems and obvious brown sheaths and bracts; common in swampy areas on low nutrient soils. Technical NotesEnquire about this product |
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Bolboschoenus fluviatilisGeneral Description: Native rhizomatous perennial to 2.5m tall that usually forms tubers. Technical NotesEnquire about this product |
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Carex appressaTall sedge or large ornamental tussock grass growing to 80cm high and 60cm across. Attractive large yellow seed heads are seen in spring reaching up to one metre high. Technical NotesEnquire about this product |
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Carex fascicularisNative. Clumping light green plant for wet areas. Hardy to cold. 10cm to damp soil. Sun or Shade. Technical NotesEnquire about this product |
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Crinum pedunculatumLarge bulbous perennial herb, which may reach 2 (or even 3) metres high by a 2-3 metre spread. The leaves are strappy and up to 2m long by 15cm wide and thickened, with blunt points. Technical NotesEnquire about this product |
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Gahnia clarkeiNo Description Available Technical NotesEnquire about this product |
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Gahnia clarkeiNo Description Available Technical NotesEnquire about this product |
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Gahnia sieberianaGahnia is a genus of about 30 pecies with around 20 being native to Australia. They are mostly large, robust sedges with long, arching leaves. Technical NotesEnquire about this product |