Frog Grass (Carex fascicularis) with floating ring
Carex fascicularis
This native gem is a tough pond plant. It will grow happily in marginal areas of ponds, dams and water gardens in full sun or shade.
If you want to provide habitat for frogs, food for butterflies, and height and structure in your pond, plant several of these and you'll be pleased that you did. This Aussie native grass like Sedge grows between 60-70cm Height.
Although this carex is cold tolerant, it can die down in some parts of Australia over winter but will re-emerge come spring. Carex fascicularis flowers in spring with soft Catkins that elegantly drape the arching leaves.
Sometimes known as Tassel Sedge.
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Frog Grass (Carex fascicularis) with floating ring
Frog Grass (Carex fascicularis) with floating ring
Carex fascicularis
This native gem is a tough pond plant. It will grow happily in marginal areas of ponds, dams and water gardens in full sun or shade.
If you want to provide habitat for frogs, food for butterflies, and height and structure in your pond, plant several of these and you'll be pleased that you did. This Aussie native grass like Sedge grows between 60-70cm Height.
Although this carex is cold tolerant, it can die down in some parts of Australia over winter but will re-emerge come spring. Carex fascicularis flowers in spring with soft Catkins that elegantly drape the arching leaves.
Sometimes known as Tassel Sedge.
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Carex fascicularis
This native gem is a tough pond plant. It will grow happily in marginal areas of ponds, dams and water gardens in full sun or shade.
If you want to provide habitat for frogs, food for butterflies, and height and structure in your pond, plant several of these and you'll be pleased that you did. This Aussie native grass like Sedge grows between 60-70cm Height.
Although this carex is cold tolerant, it can die down in some parts of Australia over winter but will re-emerge come spring. Carex fascicularis flowers in spring with soft Catkins that elegantly drape the arching leaves.
Sometimes known as Tassel Sedge.
