Ficinia nodosa Nobby Club Rush Pot Size:140 mm

Ficinia nodosa Nobby Club Rush Pot Size:140 mmFicinia nodosa or Nobby Club Rush is a native grass with an upright growth habit and brown flower spikes throughout most of the year. Used widely in roadside plantings in coastal areas, rockeries as well as mass planting. Maintenance is minimal with the plant being pruned back to ground level in early spring every 3 4 years to freshen up the foliage. Soil: Suited to most soil types. Conditions: Full sun. Drought, heat, frost and coastal tolerant.

The finely textured foliage features a striking ‘fishbone’ pattern in silvery green

Use a slow-release low phosphorus fertiliser to help establish the plant

Use low phosphorus fertiliser in spring

Lomandra Little Lime has become an Australian garden favourite

With the common name of Rose Cone-Flower

As with all spruces

The strappy green foliage forms a tidy clump at the base

Soil: Prefers well-drained soil but will tolerate heavy

Conditions: Prefers full sun but will tolerate light shade

Condition: Full sun

Avoid heavy clay soils

more compact size