Scientific Name | Dichelachne crinita |
Size and form | An erect, tufting perennial grass 50cm-1m high. |
Flowers, leaves and fruit | Flowers occur in dense panicles with overlapping spikelets. The awn is long, curly and threadlike. Flowering occurs from October to March. The green-blue leaves are flat or sometimes with an inrolled margin. |
Growing conditions | Can grow in a range of situations. Suitable for well-drained soils and full-sun or semi-shade positions. |
Long-hair Plume-grass
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