Formerly known as isolepsis nodosus, commonly known as knobby club rush
An upright to gently weeping sedge with evergreen deep green cylindrical foliage commonly found in creeks and river edges. Low salt tolerance.
ficinia nodosus (Knobby Club Rush)
Category: Grasses, Sedges & Wetland Plants
Tag: knotted club rush
Product Description
Overview:Region:
Geraldton through the Swan Coastal Plain to the Jarrah Forrest and Avon Wheatbelt. South through to Esperance and Albany. Also found in the Murchison region
Soil Type:Sand, loam, sandy loam, sand dunes
Height:0.4 - 1m
Flowering Times:Brown Flowers - August to April
Uses:General Revegetation of Creeks and Rivers