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"The exotic vegetation that replaces indigenous plant communities in urbanising regions, disassociates us from the rhythms and diversity of the native landscape and a sense of the place; and we are the poorer because of it."

Michael Hough, Professor of Landscape Architecture, York University, Canada

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Plants that look like grasses but are not from the Poacea plant family...

 
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Scientific name:
    Carex appressa
Common name:
    Tall Sedge


Distribution of the species:
    
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    Maps derived from Australia's Virtual Herbarium(AVH) and
    used with permission of the Council of Heads of Australasian
    Herbaria(CHAH)


Flowering Period: September - January
Edible parts:
Maximum height: 1.5m
Maximum spread: 60cm
Drought tolerance:
LOW           HIGH

Preferred soils: Clay or sedimantary to loamy soils.
Preferred aspect: Full sun to light shade.
Waterlogging tolerance: Frequent
Comments: Great plant but beware that the leaves have serrated edges that will give you nasty paper cuts.
Size: Tube
Price: $3.50
Quantity so far: 0

  
Scientific name:
    Carex incomitata
Common name:
    Sedge


Distribution of the species:
    
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    Maps derived from Australia's Virtual Herbarium(AVH) and
    used with permission of the Council of Heads of Australasian
    Herbaria(CHAH)


Flowering Period: September - January
Edible parts:
Maximum height: 50cm
Maximum spread: 50cm
Drought tolerance:
LOW           HIGH

Preferred soils: Clay or sedimantary to loamy soils.
Preferred aspect: Full sun to light shade.
Waterlogging tolerance: Seasonal
Comments:
Size: Tube
Price: $3.50
Quantity so far: 0

  
Scientific name:
    Carex inversa
Common name:
    Knob Sedge


Distribution of the species:
    
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    Maps derived from Australia's Virtual Herbarium(AVH) and
    used with permission of the Council of Heads of Australasian
    Herbaria(CHAH)


Flowering Period: September - January
Edible parts:
Maximum height: 30cm
Maximum spread: 50cm
Drought tolerance:
LOW           HIGH

Preferred soils: Clay or sedimantary to loamy soils.
Preferred aspect: Full sun to light shade.
Waterlogging tolerance: Seasonal
Comments:
Size: Tube
Price: $3.50
Quantity so far: 0

  
Scientific name:
    Cyperus lucidus
Common name:
    Leafy Flat Sedge


Distribution of the species:
    
    Click here to enlarge image


    Maps derived from Australia's Virtual Herbarium(AVH) and
    used with permission of the Council of Heads of Australasian
    Herbaria(CHAH)


Flowering Period: September - January
Edible parts:
Maximum height: 1.5m
Maximum spread: 60cm
Drought tolerance:
LOW           HIGH

Preferred soils: Clay or sedimantary to loamy soils.
Preferred aspect: Full sun to light shade.
Waterlogging tolerance: Frequent
Comments:
Size: Tube
Price: $3.50
Quantity so far: 0

  
Scientific name:
    Ficinia nodosa
Common name:
    Knobby Club Rush


Distribution of the species:
    
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    Maps derived from Australia's Virtual Herbarium(AVH) and
    used with permission of the Council of Heads of Australasian
    Herbaria(CHAH)


Flowering Period: Most of the year
Edible parts:
Maximum height: 1.0m
Maximum spread: 1.0cm
Drought tolerance:
LOW           HIGH

Preferred soils: Clay or sedimantary to loamy soils.
Preferred aspect: Full sun to light shade.
Waterlogging tolerance: Seasonal
Comments:
Size: Tube
Price: $3.50
Quantity so far: 0

  
Scientific name:
    Gahnia sieberiana
Common name:
    Red Fruit Saw Sedge


Distribution of the species:
    
    Click here to enlarge image


    Maps derived from Australia's Virtual Herbarium(AVH) and
    used with permission of the Council of Heads of Australasian
    Herbaria(CHAH)


Flowering Period: September - January
Edible parts:
Maximum height: 2.5m
Maximum spread: 2m
Drought tolerance:
LOW           HIGH

Preferred soils: Clay or sedimantary to loamy soils.
Preferred aspect: Full sun to light shade.
Waterlogging tolerance: Seasonal
Comments:
Size: Tube
Price: $3.50
Quantity so far: 0

  
Scientific name:
    Lomandra confertifolia ssp confertifolia
Common name:
    Mat Rush


Distribution of the species:
    
    Click here to enlarge image


    Maps derived from Australia's Virtual Herbarium(AVH) and
    used with permission of the Council of Heads of Australasian
    Herbaria(CHAH)


Flowering Period: September - December
Edible parts:
Maximum height: 50cm
Maximum spread: 80cm
Drought tolerance:
LOW           HIGH

Preferred soils: Clay or sedimantary to loamy soils.
Preferred aspect: Full sun to light shade.
Waterlogging tolerance: Seasonal
Comments:
Size: Tube
Price: $3.50
Quantity so far: 0

  
Scientific name:
    Lomandra confertifolia ssp leptostachya
Common name:
    Mat Rush


Distribution of the species:
    
    Click here to enlarge image


    Maps derived from Australia's Virtual Herbarium(AVH) and
    used with permission of the Council of Heads of Australasian
    Herbaria(CHAH)


Flowering Period: September - December
Edible parts:
Maximum height: 50cm
Maximum spread: 80cm
Drought tolerance:
LOW           HIGH

Preferred soils: Clay or sedimantary to loamy soils.
Preferred aspect: Full sun to light shade.
Waterlogging tolerance: Seasonal
Comments:
Size: 14cm pot
Price: $9.50
Quantity so far: 0

  
Scientific name:
    Lomandra confertifolia ssp pallida
Common name:
    Mat Rush


Distribution of the species:
    
    Click here to enlarge image


    Maps derived from Australia's Virtual Herbarium(AVH) and
    used with permission of the Council of Heads of Australasian
    Herbaria(CHAH)


Flowering Period: September - December
Edible parts:
Maximum height: 60cm
Maximum spread: 80cm
Drought tolerance:
LOW           HIGH

Preferred soils: Clay or sedimantary to loamy soils.
Preferred aspect: Full sun to light shade.
Waterlogging tolerance: Seasonal
Comments:
Size: 14cm pot
Price: $8.50
Quantity so far: 0

  
Scientific name:
    Lomandra confertifolia ssp rubiginosa
Common name:
    Mat Rush


Distribution of the species:
    
    Click here to enlarge image


    Maps derived from Australia's Virtual Herbarium(AVH) and
    used with permission of the Council of Heads of Australasian
    Herbaria(CHAH)


Flowering Period: September - December
Edible parts:
Maximum height: 50cm
Maximum spread: 80cm
Drought tolerance:
LOW           HIGH

Preferred soils: Clay or sedimantary to loamy soils.
Preferred aspect: Full sun to light shade.
Waterlogging tolerance: Seasonal
Comments:
Size: Tube
Price: $3.50
Quantity so far: 0

  
Scientific name:
    Lomandra filiformis
Common name:
    Wattle Flowered Mat Rush


Distribution of the species:
    
    Click here to enlarge image


    Maps derived from Australia's Virtual Herbarium(AVH) and
    used with permission of the Council of Heads of Australasian
    Herbaria(CHAH)


Flowering Period: September - December
Edible parts:
Maximum height: 30cm
Maximum spread: 50cm
Drought tolerance:
LOW           HIGH

Preferred soils: Clay or sedimantary to loamy soils.
Preferred aspect: Full sun to light shade.
Waterlogging tolerance: Seasonal
Comments:
Size: Tube
Price: $3.50
Quantity so far: 0

  
Scientific name:
    Lomandra longifolia
Common name:
    Spiny Mat Rush


Distribution of the species:
    
    Click here to enlarge image


    Maps derived from Australia's Virtual Herbarium(AVH) and
    used with permission of the Council of Heads of Australasian
    Herbaria(CHAH)


Flowering Period: September - December
Edible parts:
Maximum height: 1m
Maximum spread: 1m
Drought tolerance:
LOW           HIGH

Preferred soils: Clay or sedimantary to loamy soils.
Preferred aspect: Full sun to light shade.
Waterlogging tolerance: Seasonal
Comments:
Size: Tube
Price: $3.50
Quantity so far: 0

  
Scientific name:
    Lomandra longifolia 'fine leaf form'
Common name:
    Spiny Flowered Mat Rush


Distribution of the species:
    
    Click here to enlarge image


    Maps derived from Australia's Virtual Herbarium(AVH) and
    used with permission of the Council of Heads of Australasian
    Herbaria(CHAH)


Flowering Period: September - December
Edible parts:
Maximum height: 1m
Maximum spread: 1m
Drought tolerance:
LOW           HIGH

Preferred soils: Clay or sedimantary to loamy soils.
Preferred aspect: Full sun to light shade.
Waterlogging tolerance: Seasonal
Comments:
Size: Tube
Price: $3.50
Quantity so far: 0

  
Scientific name:
    Lomandra longifolia 'fine grey leaf form'
Common name:
    Spiny Flowered Mat Rush


Distribution of the species:
    
    Click here to enlarge image


    Maps derived from Australia's Virtual Herbarium(AVH) and
    used with permission of the Council of Heads of Australasian
    Herbaria(CHAH)


Flowering Period: September - December
Edible parts:
Maximum height: 1m
Maximum spread: 1m
Drought tolerance:
LOW           HIGH

Preferred soils: Clay or sedimantary to loamy soils.
Preferred aspect: Full sun to light shade.
Waterlogging tolerance: Seasonal
Comments:
Size: 14cm pot
Price: $8.50
Quantity so far: 0

  
Scientific name:
    Lomandra multiflora
Common name:
    Many Flowered Mat Rush


Distribution of the species:
    
    Click here to enlarge image


    Maps derived from Australia's Virtual Herbarium(AVH) and
    used with permission of the Council of Heads of Australasian
    Herbaria(CHAH)


Flowering Period: June - January
Edible parts:
Maximum height: 80cm
Maximum spread: 80cm
Drought tolerance:
LOW           HIGH

Preferred soils: Clay or sedimantary to loamy soils.
Preferred aspect: Full sun to light shade.
Waterlogging tolerance: Seasonal
Comments:
Size: Tube
Price: $3.50
Quantity so far: 0


Scientific name:
    Lomandra nana
Common name:
    Many Flowered Mat Rush


Distribution of the species:
    
    Click here to enlarge image


    Maps derived from Australia's Virtual Herbarium(AVH) and
    used with permission of the Council of Heads of Australasian
    Herbaria(CHAH)


Flowering Period: September - December
Edible parts:
Maximum height: 80cm
Maximum spread: 80cm
Drought tolerance:
LOW           HIGH

Preferred soils: Clay or sedimantary to loamy soils.
Preferred aspect: Full sun to light shade.
Waterlogging tolerance: Seasonal
Comments:
Size: Tube
Price: $3.50
Quantity so far: 0

  











 
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