Grass

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Anemanthele lessoniana
Wind Grass / Gossamer Grass
Vigorous grass, forming large clumps. Attractive flowing, drooping foliage. Requires little to no maintenance.
Carex buchananii
Leatherleaf Sedge
Distinctive sedge characterised by its compact, upright tuft of cinnamon-brown, hair-like leaves with elegantly bleached and curled fine tips. Suits well-drained soils. Evergreen and hardy. Lends itself well to architectural designs within the garden.
Carex Comons “Red”
Bronze curls Sedge
Has a pinkish/bronze colour and is very effective when planted in groups or as a single specimen. Commonly used as ornamentals and in landscaping. Will grow in a wide range of situations and conditions, tolerating both damp and dry soils. Also useful and attractive in containers.
Carex flagellifera
New Zealand Grass / Hair Sedge / Glen Murray Tussock
Dense reddish tufts. Grows in all soil types. Suitable for Revegetation and Riparian planting.
Carex secta
Makura Sedge
Large green to orange-green fast growing hardy tussock. Drooping cutty edge leaves. Great for bank stabilisation and riparian planting as they can be planted straight into pasture and don't require shelter.
Carex testacea
New Zealand Grass / Hair Sedge
Rich-green and brick-orange foliage. Great for mass plantings, coastal gardens and low maintenance city and courtyard gardens.
Chionochloa flavicans
Mini Toe toe

This miniature tussock produces flowing green foliage and weeping flower-heads in summer. Great for mass planting. Performs well in sunny, free draining areas
Chionochloa rubra
Great for use in many situations as it is so tolerant. It looks great in mass plantings, among other natives or incorporated in a border.
Festuca glauca
Blue Tussock
Small bluish-green tussock. Great for mass planting in dry exposed sites as it is very hardy