Baloskion - tassel cord rush

Baloskion tetraphyllum 'Green Wedge' - tassel cord rush, dingo fern, foxtail, native restio

APPEARANCE :   Native rush, tall and slender, variable in height. Bright green delicate fronds on long stems, with contrasting bands of chestnut brown where the fronds emerge. Annual brown flowerheads which develop into seeds
ORIGIN : Found in wet and waterlogged sandy places along the east coast of Australia
USE FOR :   Waterlogged soils, creeks and riverbanks, bog gardens, pond margins, native and wildlife gardens. Mass landscaping and wetland revegetation. Popular for floral arrangements.
CLIMATE: Grows in humid climates and dry ones. Tolerates light frost.
PLANTING:  It grows in sandy soils, clay and rich loam in the wild. Plant in sun or shade. Water regularly after planting in dry spells, until established.
CARE: Almost no maintenance required. Thin out dead stalks to improve appearance if necessary; trim by half every 2 -3 years to rejuvenate. (You can see a trimmed plant in the blue pot in the image gallery)
MATURE HEIGHT & WIDTH:   50cm-1.5m H x 50cm-1.5m W.
YOUR PLANTS : These are tubestock plants, healthy young plants with new roots that will establish quickly in your garden. The pot size is 80mm high and 42 mm wide.
You can see an example in the image gallery.
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