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Dichelachne crinita
Common Names:
Plume Grass
Tall, to 1 metre grass with plume-like inflorescence, green and pink while flowering.
Distribution:
A common component of Native Grasslands.
Gardening Hints:
This species may be germinate prolifically in bare ground so be prepared to remove it where it may threaten the establishment of slower species. I have had planted Lomandra filiformis killed by competition in their first year from Dichelachne that had germinated within the tubestock
Propagation:
Germinates freely in spring and summer. Best results are from seed 1-2 years old as seed is not long lived
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