Poa labillardierei – common tussock-grass, is a species of tussock grass that is endemic to Australia.
Poa labillardieri is common in open forests particularly in moister areas on southern slopes or in gullies and along watercourses, on loamy soils
Height: 1m
Width: 1m
Foliage: grey-blue to dark green in winter & spring with fine narrow leaf blades. The clumps turn a pale straw colour in summer which can look quite dramatic
Flowers: spring through to summer, pale green with cream seed heads
Planting Requirements:
Tolerates frost and cold
Uses:
Ideal for landscaping or revegetation projects
Care:
Poa labillardierei can be chopped back quite vigorously to encourage new growth