Water Ribbon (Triglochin procera ) Pond Plant with Floating Ring
Position: Part shade to full sun
Flowers: Tall spike with small creamy white flowers
Submersible: Yes, to a depth of no more than 20cm
Height: Between 30cm - 60cm
Foliage: Spreading habit, with long strappy leaves
Origins: Australian native
Cover: Provides shelter and cover for frogs
Edible: Yes
Also known as Arrow Grass, this plant is from the Juncaginaceae family. This hardy Aussie native will provide habitat for our native frogs and will attract beneficial insects to the pond.
The tubers are an edible bush food as are the lower parts of the stem and fruit.
A great choice for mass planting in boggy regions or shallow margins of the pond.
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Water Ribbon (Triglochin procera ) Pond Plant with Floating Ring
Water Ribbon (Triglochin procera ) Pond Plant with Floating Ring
Position: Part shade to full sun
Flowers: Tall spike with small creamy white flowers
Submersible: Yes, to a depth of no more than 20cm
Height: Between 30cm - 60cm
Foliage: Spreading habit, with long strappy leaves
Origins: Australian native
Cover: Provides shelter and cover for frogs
Edible: Yes
Also known as Arrow Grass, this plant is from the Juncaginaceae family. This hardy Aussie native will provide habitat for our native frogs and will attract beneficial insects to the pond.
The tubers are an edible bush food as are the lower parts of the stem and fruit.
A great choice for mass planting in boggy regions or shallow margins of the pond.
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Position: Part shade to full sun
Flowers: Tall spike with small creamy white flowers
Submersible: Yes, to a depth of no more than 20cm
Height: Between 30cm - 60cm
Foliage: Spreading habit, with long strappy leaves
Origins: Australian native
Cover: Provides shelter and cover for frogs
Edible: Yes
Also known as Arrow Grass, this plant is from the Juncaginaceae family. This hardy Aussie native will provide habitat for our native frogs and will attract beneficial insects to the pond.
The tubers are an edible bush food as are the lower parts of the stem and fruit.
A great choice for mass planting in boggy regions or shallow margins of the pond.























