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Ficinia nodosa Club Rush (14cm)Ficinia nodosa, or Knobby Club Rush, is a super tough, native Australian sedge known for its spiky green stems and distinctive round, knobby brown flower heads that appear most of the year, thriving in everything from wet swamps to dry dunes, making it perfect for erosion control, native gardens, and coastal landscapes. It's low maintenance, drought frost tolerant, and adds great texture, growing upright to about 1m tall. Extremely tough; tolerates

Prefers Full to light shade and most soil conditions producing white flowers and edible red berries that attact birds

mixed beds

Deep green tringular leaves through summer turning yellow in autumn

very pretty foliage

white flowers and edible red fruits

and for real drama

Requires occasional watering during summer

Likes a well drained soil

} Large white flowers that age to soft pink tones

dark brown to black coloured bark will feature beautifully in a range of gardens with lovely pink to red flower clusters from winter to early spring

} Native flowering shrub with small slender evergreen leaves and pink star-shaped flowers from late summer to early winter

} Compact flax lily with blue foliage and purple flowers