Poa sieberiana

A dense, perennial tussock grass native to Australia, commonly known as Grey Tussock Grass. This versatile native grass features attractive grey-green foliage and graceful flowering heads, making it an excellent choice for ornamental landscaping and naturalistic garden designs.

Key Features:

• Fine, grey-green leaves often curled with a rough texture
• Flexible flowering panicles ranging from pale green to purple in spring-summer
• Dense tussock growth form
• Hardy and adaptable across various Australian climates
• Naturally occurs across eastern and southeastern Australia

Growing Conditions:

• Prefers full sun to part shade
• Well-drained soils preferred
• Drought-tolerant and frost-hardy
• Can survive snow conditions
• Naturally found in dry sclerophyll woodlands, forests, rocky slopes, creeklines, and cool valleys

Uses:

• Ornamental tussock grass for borders and edging
• Naturalistic garden plantings
• Clumps for textural interest
• Native landscaping projects

Maintenance: Prune seed heads in late winter to encourage fresh growth. Propagates readily from seed and can be divided for garden use.

Dimensions: Leaves approximately 50cm, flowering stems up to 1m tall