General Landscape Uses: Groundcover, accent plant
Ecological Restoration Notes: Primarily used for soil stabilization on moist banks and slopes. Its dense, fibrous root system helps prevent erosion along stream banks and drainage lines in its native range.
Description: A dwarf, tufted, evergreen perennial grass. It produces many slender, arching stems covered in fine, lance-shaped, bright green leaves that give it a soft, bamboo-like silhouette.
Dimensions: Height 6 in – 1 ft; Spread 1 – 1.5 ft.
Growth Rate: Moderate
Native Range: South and East Asia, including China, India, Southeast Asia, and parts of Australia (Northern Territory and Queensland)
Native Habitats: Found in damp, rocky areas, often near waterfalls, stream banks, and moist cliff faces.
Soils: Well-drained, loam, sand
Nutritional Requirements: Low to moderate
Salt Water Tolerance: Low
Salt Wind Tolerance: Low to moderate
Drought Tolerance: Low
Light Requirements: Full to part sun
Flower Color: Yellowish-brown to cream
Flower Characteristics: Produces small, inconspicuous, terminal racemes (spikes) that are often hidden by the dense foliage.
Flowering Season: Summer to early fall
Fruit: Small, grain-like caryopsis
Wildlife and Ecology: Provides dense cover for small invertebrates and frogs, especially when planted near water margins.
Horticultural Notes: Propagated by division
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